It Was Important To Me To Make

I Would Have Had The Same Narrative, Regardless Of The Atmosphere And The Restrictions.

I Always Feel That A Viewer Has An Expectation About Every Moment Of The Film And Where It's Going, So If I Act Against That, I've Created A Twist. In Fact It Becomes A Kind Of Game With The Expectations Of The Viewer. This Is The Superficial Appearance. In The Layer Beneath There Is A Hidden Theme. The Result Of Each Twist Is That The Judgment Of The Audience Member Is Challenged.

It's Been Interesting To See How Similar Audiences In The East And West Are, Actually, And How It Makes You Realize That When Politicians Emphasize The Differences Between Our Cultures, It's Usually Because It Benefits Them More So Than Us.

The First Theme That Every Audience Can Get Easily Everywhere In The World Is The Theme Of Judgment. You Are Constantly Judging If This Character Is Doing Something Wrong Or Right, Or The Other Character Is Doing Something Right Or Wrong.

When I Decide To Write A Story, I Don't Think Too Much About What I Want It To Be, I Just Let Things Come Naturally And This Is How It Turns Out. It's Just How My Subconscious Works.