Meet Me In Montauk.

I'm Interested In Art, And I Think About The Process Of Making Art. It's Part Of My Personality, My Experience Of The World, So It Ends Up In The Movies. It's Where My Head Is.

You Are What You Love. Not What Loves You.

I've Kind Of Come To The Conclusion That What Passes For Realism In Movies Has Nothing To Do With Reality And That My Stuff Is More Realistic Than That.

And Also The Idea Of Not Making It Apparent That It's Different From The Rest Of The Film, Even Though There Are Visual Differences, The Audience Is Supposed To Think That They Are With Him When He Wakes Up In The Morning.

I Think You Just Assume That Your Memory Is Just Sort Of A Video Playback Of Your Experience, But It's Nothing Like That At All. It's A Complete Refabrication Of An Event And A Lot Of It Is Made Up, Because You're Filling In Spaces.