I Think Vegetarians - For A Lot

I Was Allowed To Have An Imagination Rather Than A Need To Be Entertained All The Time By Television Or Computers Or Anything Like That. So, I Think It's Helpful To Try And Give Your Kids.

I Don't Really Relate To Myself As The Girl In The Magazine. Which Is Dangerous For Me, Too, Sometimes, Because I Don't Think All The Time, 'well, Look To See If People Are Following Me Home.' Sometimes I'm A Little Bit More Free Than Maybe I Should Be.

To Be In Someone's Favorite Film Is Just - That's What You Want. You Want To Be In Great Films That Are Memorable.

I Was Always In And Out Of School. What I Learned In High School Is That Female Friendships Are So Much More Important Than Worrying About Having A Boyfriend Or Looking Good Or Things Like That. I Had Such A Good Girlfriend Growing Up That We Didn't Need Anything. We Had Such A Creative World Of Our Own Imagination Together. For Me, If I Have A Child, I Would Say, "i Hope You Find A Best Friend That Makes It So You Don't Really Need Much But Each Other." Learning About That Type Of Friendship And Trust Is One Of The Best Things I Ever Got Out Of School.

It'd Be Nice To Feel That Claustrophobic Feeling Or The Anxiety That The Film Melancholia Produces, But For Me I Look At It And Think About What I Was Doing That Day, Where We Shot It... It's Kind Of Like A Weird Memory. It's More A Photo Album Of Memories Than Being Able To Feel Connected To Myself. It's Not Easy To Do.