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I've Always Loved [elsa Dorfman] Work. I've Loved Her And Her Work Is So Much An Expression Of Her. One Of The Reasons To Make The Film Is To Expose Elsa, Hopefully, To A Wider Audience.

I've Done Interviews In One Day That Went On For Fifteen, Sixteen Hours. And At A Certain Point, The Control Over What They're Saying Breaks Down; It Becomes Different. It Becomes Really Powerful, And For Me, Real. It Becomes Out Of Control.

I Used To Work As A Private Detective Years And Years Ago. And My Boss Gave Me This One Very Simple Piece Of Advice About Trying To Figure Out Who To Interview First In Any Investigation. His Recommendation: Always Pick The People Who Were Fired. Pick The People Who Are Pissed Off.

The Pursuit Of Truth, Properly Considered, Shouldn't Stop Short Of Insanity.

Think Of My Movies As Heightening Our Awareness, Not Confusing The Difference Between Truth And Fiction, But Heightening Our Awareness Of How Confused We Can Become About What Is Real.