I like speed in thrillers. It's a rhythm adapted to the subject.

Most of all people respond to a film tackling grave subjects that question and go against the prevailing mood.

I like speed in thrillers. It's a rhythm adapted to the subject.

My work is very controlled. I leave nothing to chance. Chance comes afterward... Making a film is like cooking a pot au feu. You choose the best carrots, the best potatoes the best meat, etc., and you throw all that together - but if there's no soul, so to speak, it won't yield much.

An artist is someone who feels the vibrations of the world and tries to transcribe them through his medium.

I'm not imprisoned in any one medium. In films I use techniques that are not necessarily what other directors attempt. When I write novels I also use techniques which can run counter to those that a novelist would use.

I think about the sincerity of my writing. I try to be true, to pose questions. Shake people up a bit and make them look in a direction they wouldn't normally.