Grief Changes Shape, But It Never Ends.

I Had The Classic 40 Meltdown, I Did. It's Embarrassing. It Was Pretty Funny. But Then I Recovered. To Me, It Was Like A Second Adolescence. Hormonally, My Body Was Changing, My Mind Was Changing, And So My Relationship To Myself And The World Around Me Came To This Assault Of Finiteness.

The Inspiration Really Comes First From The Character And The Story. That Vision Of What The Story Is, And What The Character Is, The World That They Inhabit And What The Story Wants To Tell. That's Really What Inspires Me.

You Know What, I'd Done An Interview Show When I Was Like 16 Or 17. One Of My First Jobs. I Did Interviews For This Television Show In Toronto.

In My Quiet, I Was Working Something Out.

I Think - I Don't Know, Maybe It's Nostalgia. But The Choice, Losing The Choice To Be Able To Use Film Is Going To Be - It's Gone. It's Going To Be Gone.