I Can't Imagine People Telling Me What

I Have To Admit That I Had A Lot Of Problems With Poetry.

I Took Four Years Off After 'in The Cut' Because I Wanted To See Who I'd Be Without Work. I Even Tried Being A Hermit In The Wilderness In New Zealand. I Stayed In A Warden's Hut Two-and-a-half Hours Off The Routeburn Track Through The Fjords On The South Island. It Was Early Winter, So There Was No Electricity Or Running Water.

A Message I've Been Telling Myself: The Cinema Is Very Conservative, And Unless You Have A Story That Satisfies You, That Is Within The Unchallenging Zone, But You Love It, You Can't Do It As Cinema. Otherwise, You Better Go Do It For Television, Which Is More Daring Now.

What I Have Learned From My Work Up To Now, Is To Try To Be Open, But Also Protect Myself By Not Letting The Good And The Evil Get Too Much Importance.

I Feel That Directors At Times Are Like The Janitors On The Set. I Am The Secretary, I Am The Organizer, I Am The Maid, And I Ask If They Have Eaten Or Rested. The Best Things Are Always Out Of Your Control. It's Those Moments That Surpass The Imagination That Are Thrilling.