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'looper' Is About What Your 55-year-old Self Would Tell Your 25-year-old Self Over A Cup Of Coffee. It's About Finding Love In The Third Act Of Your Life. It's About Overcoming Trauma And The Idea Of True Sacrifice.

Humanizing Good People Is Kind Of Boring And I Don't Really See The Value In It... Humanizing Tricky Characters Is Exhilarating, And Making Audience Films Out Of Indie Subjects Excites Me.

I Remember When I Was Like 19 Years Old And I Started A Desk Calendar Company To Pay For My First Short Film, Just So I Could Say One Day That My Daddy Didn't Pay For My First Short Film. And I Really Established Myself In The Film Festival World.

I'm A Believer That People Need To Understand That Filmmaking Is Not A Perfect Process For Anybody. It Is A Process In Which You Find The Film And The Film Finds You. And That Is Every Film.

I Think Romance Is A Tool, Comedy Is A Tool And Drama Is A Tool. I Really Just Want To Tell Stories That Challenge The Viewer, Move People, Make You Laugh, Perhaps Push An Idea About Being Open-minded But Never Settle On A Genre Or An Opinion. I Hate Genre. I Like Movies That Are Original In Their Approach.