I Think A Big Part Of Our

People Going Into The Cities For The Opportunities And The Towns Are Getting Older, No Young People.

I Found It An Interesting Portrait Of A Marriage In Exploring Notions Of How One Partner Supports The Other, Whilst Not Jeopardizing The Greater Good - Which Is The Family.

Although I'm Not Christian, I Was Raised Christian. I'm An Atheist, With A Slight Buddhist Leaning. I've Got A Very Strong Sense Of Morality - It's Just A Different Morality Than The Loud Voices Of The Christian Morality.... I Can't Tell You How Many Films I've Turned Down Because There Was An Absence Of Morality. And I Don't Mean That From Any Sort Of Judeo-christian-muslim Point Of View. I'm Not Saying They're Wrong And Can't Be Made. But, Fundamentally, I'm Such A Humanist That I Can't Bear To Make Films That Make Us Feel Humanity Is More Dark Than It Is Light.

I'm Pretty Ruthless About That; I Think When You Sign Over Your Story, You Sign Over Your Story.

There's Nothing As Exciting As A Comeback - Seeing Someone With Dreams, Watching Them Fail, And Then Getting A Second Chance.