In Some Ways Holy Smoke Is About

It's Been Such A Deep And Amazing Journey For Me, Getting Close To John Keats, And Also I Love Shelley And Byron. I Mean, The Thing About The Romantic Poets Is That They've Got The Epitaph Of Romantic Posthumously. They All Died Really Young, And Keats, The Youngest Of Them All.

Actual Violence Has No Attraction For Me At All.

I Would Love To See More Women Directors Because They Represent Half Of The Population And Gave Birth To The Whole World. Without Them The Rest [of The World] Are Not Getting To Know The Whole Story.

Between 18 And 26 I Acted Professionally, On The Stage And A Little Bit On Television. Acting Is Okay, But It's Quite Pressurized. Then I Went To England - I Wanted To Reinvent Myself.

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.