In movies, it's so easy to have this 'boom,' to kill, and I think that's inhumane.

I think 'Scarface' is a great film, but if you have a character like Tony Montana, you don't identify with him at all. I think it's very interesting instead to identify yourself with a character you don't like all the time. You can create a tension between the fiction and the viewer. You force the spectator to wonder about his actions.

I really believe the form of the film must be in the scenario; cinema is not just added value to the scripting. I believe in it as a totality.

I think it is a mistake to identify a movie according to its language, as if movies were literature.

I'm pretty easy going, I think.

I do everything I think possible or acceptable to escape from this trap.