I Think It's Always Important To Give

A Budget Is Not An Issue. I Mean A Budget Is Used If You Need More Weeks Or More Time Or More Elements, But The Creative Process Is Exactly The Same. In Some Instances You Become More Of A Boss When You Are Doing A Small Movie. So That Is Not So Relevant. The Only Thing Is That The Bigger A Movie Is In Terms Of Budget, Is That There Are More People Giving Opinions.

What's The Point Of Being An Australian Guy Traveling Through India If You Are Going To Go To India To Meet Other Australians?

I Was Not Aware Of How Much I Loved 'canoa' Until I Saw It After Doing 'y Tu Mama Tambien' And Realized That My Voice - Over About The Story's Historical Context - That Narrator - Came From 'canoa'.

I'm Very Aware That The Future Of Any Film Is Not Necessarily The Theatrical Experience, It's The Home Video Experience Because That Is The One That Is Going To Be Presented For Years To Come. So You Want To Make Sure That You Push Your Movie, But You're Talking About A Movie That You Finished Months Ago. And Your Head Is Trying To Move Into New Grounds And You're Still Pushing For The Other One. That's The Tough Element Of It.

I Have To Confess That I Don't Read Much Of What Is Written About Me.