To Be Honest, When You're Young And

It's Nice To Be In A World Where You're Not Going To Exhaust Storylines With Potential Villains.

The Desert Feels Irish In A Way - Lonely And Barren. If Someone Said, 'think Of A Happy Place For You,' I'd Say A Glacial Plane Near The South Pole, The Wind Howling, Nobody In Sight, A Shack With A Pot-belly Stove And Some Tea.

It Was All That Stuff About Taking Your Parents' Car When You're 13, Sneaking Booze Into Rock Shows And Ditching School With Your Friends. I Could Relate To That As A Former Teenager, Rather Than As A Present Parent.

Once A Film Is Made And It Exists, Someone Somewhere Is Going To Watch It And That Is Kind Of The Magic Of It All.

It Didn't Get Into Sundance Although I Showed A Rough Cut Which Is A Mistake To All Filmmakers Out There.