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I've Tried To Get Better About Weighing What I Think The Accessibility Of An Idea Is Against The Cost Of Executing It. I've Tried To Be Smarter About That, Because If You're Not Smart About That, You're Going To Be Unemployed. But I'm Still Mystified About What Works For People. And I'm Not Talking About My Movies, I'm Talking In General. I'm Mystified By The Stuff That Doesn't Work. I'm Mystified By What's Going On In The Critical Side, Too.

There Are Three Major Social Issues That This Country Is Struggling With: Education, Poverty, And Drugs. Two Of Them We Talk About, And One Of Them We Don't.

I Look At Other Filmmakers And See Skills In Them That I Wish I Had But I Know That I Don't. I Feel Like I Have To Work Really Hard To Keep Myself Afloat, Doing What I Do. But I Find It Pleasurable.

My Father, Who Was The One Who Really Got Me Hooked On Movies, Liked All Kinds Of Films, And I Saw All Kinds Of Films At A Very Young Age.

Everything Had Been Done Long Before I Started Making Movies. I Mean, There's Nothing That Godard Hasn't Already Done. You Can't Do A Single Thing That Godard Hasn't Already Thought Of. And So You Struggle To Do Something That Is Not Predictable.