I Still Had Some Honor... I Still

It's Very Important To Set Your Place In A Concrete Environment. I Think Chekhov Said That The Important Thing When You Have A Play Or Any Kind Of Novel Is To Set The Roots In A Concrete Place.

Every Failure Made Me More Confident. Because I Wanted Even More To Achieve As Revenge, To Show That I Could.

I Did Not Have A Reputation To Defend.

I Never Made A Film Which Fully Satisfied Me.

The Torches Ran Off, And I Found Myself In A Forest, At Night, Without Any Light, On Skis, And That Was Not Fun - Particularly Because I Was Drunk. Luckily At Some Point I Started To See The Light Of The Ski Lift. To Be In The Forest In The Middle Of The Night, It's Terrible.