I'm So Critical Of My Own Work

You Live For Those Really Great Scenes Where You Almost Feel That The Film Has Gone Beyond What Was Printed On The Script Pages And Been Raised To Another Level.

It Is Hard To Predict What I Want In A Partner. It's More About What The Universe Brings To Me, And What I Feel Is Right.

I Felt Like I Was An Outsider. I Think What Happened To Me Made Me Develop This Street Sense Of Watching People And Working Out What Made Them Tick, Wondering Whether I Could Trust Them Or Not. I Went To A Lot Of Schools Along The Coast In California, Made Few Friends And Stayed With Aunts, Uncles And Grandparents While My Folks Tried To Make Ends Meet. It Was Tough. We Had No Money.

The Most Attention I Get Is In A Book Store Or Video Shop When I Go To The Foreign Film Section. Sometimes That Can Be Fun, But Usually Those Women Want To Talk About Philosophy Or Something Very Dense. It's Not Like They're Tearing Off My Shirt, You Know.

I'm So Critical Of My Own Work That It's Difficult For Me To Disassociate Myself And Watch It As An Audience.