You Musn't Be Afraid To Dream A

I Have Always Been A Huge Fan Of Ridley Scott And Certainly When I Was A Kid. 'alien,' 'blade Runner' Just Blew Me Away Because They Created These Extraordinary Worlds That Were Just Completely Immersive. I Was Also An Enormous Stanley Kubrick Fan For Similar Reasons.

If I Could Steal Someone's Dream Myself, I'd Have To Go For One Of Orson Welles.

I've Done Really Well So Far In My Career By Trusting The Audience To Be As Dissatisfied With Convention As I Am, As A Film-goer. You Want To Go See A Film That Surprises You In Some Way.

The Thing You Fail To Grasp Is That People Are Not Basically Good. We Are Basically Selfish. We Shove And Clamour And Cry For Adoration, And Beat Down Everyone Else To Get It. Life Is A Competition Of Prattling Peacocks Enraptured In Inane Mating Rituals. But For All Our Effacing And Self-importance, We Are All Slaves To What We Fear Most. You Have So Very Much To Learn. Here. Let Me Teach You.

To Me, The Most Interesting Approach To Film Noir Is Subjective. The Genre Is Really All About Not Knowing What's Going On Around You, And That Fear Of The Unknown. The Only Way To Do That Effectively Is To Really Get Into The Maze, Rather Than Look At The Maze From Above, So That's Where I Sort Of Come At It.