Life Has No Plot, Why Must Films

Stupid F***ing White Man.

[kenneth Koch] Taught Children In Public Schools In New York City To Write Poems And Told Them Down Worry About Rhyming, Don't Worry About Any Of That Stuff. You Know, Write A Poem Where You Mention Three Colors And Make It Five Lines - Or He Would Just Give Them, You Know, Little Strategies. And, Man, They Wrote Some Great Poems.

I'm Not An Analytical Person, So It's Not My Job To Even Know What The Hell The Thing Meant. It's Not My Problem. I'm Just Supposed To Do It. Sometimes, People Have Explained Things To Me That I Might Have Been Semi-conscious Of Or Not.

I Will Say It's Great - That Method Man - Cliff Smith - Plays A Rapper In A Laundromat Who Is Working Out Some Lyrics Sort Of To The Rhythm Of A Washing Machine. And Something About Hip-hop Culture And Hip-hop Is The Ability To Use Current Language And Slang And Reference Details Of Life Is Very, Very Strong For Me.

I Have To Tell Everyone That When I Finish A Film And It Goes Out And Is Released, I Never Look At My Films Again. I Don't Like Looking Back. I Don't Even Like Talking About 'em! So I'm Really Digging Back In My Memory Because I Don't Like To Sit And Look At My Films Again.