I Still Remember The Five Points Of

Right Now, I Love The Fact That I Have So Many Opportunities, But I Know This Privileged Position Cannot Last. That Doesn't Mean That I'll Stop Working. I Picture Myself As An Old Actress Doing Cameos In Films With People Saying: "isn't That That Bening Woman?"

Movies Are Details. Movies Are Billions Of Details That Come Into A Certain Moment. So With All The Years And Months And Weeks And Days And Minutes Of Preparation, Then Finally You're Shooting And It All Comes Down To These Moments When You're Shooting, Which Is Sort Of Insane When You Think About It. The Details Make A Difference.

The Films That Are Interesting You Never Can Stop... There's No End Point, You Just Keep Thinking And Musing About It.

And If There's Anything Movies Can Do In A Way That I Just Love, And I Love As An Audience Is, "show Me Something I Don't Know About. Show Me Something I Haven't Seen."

If You Push In Every Time There's A Big Moment, Then The Tenth Time You Push In, You're Not Going To Get The Same Effect. Or If You Have Too Many Close Ups, Then When You Have A Big Moment And You Want A Close-up In Order To Make A Point, It Doesn't Mean Anything Because You've Already Been Doing Close-ups. It's Like Writing In All Capitals. Then After A While That Doesn't Mean Anything. So, Just Because You Can Do Something With A Camera Doesn't Mean You Should.