Even If My Movies Weren't

Ask People Who Are Close To The Natural World: Farmers, People Who Work The Land Or In Some Way Use The Land For Their Livelihoods. They Will Tell You What They Are Seeing Isn't So Good. They Will Tell You The Changes They Have Seen In The Past Twenty Years Are Remarkable In One Way Or Another And Unlike Anything They Had Seen Before That.

We Are Turning Our Grief Into Winnable Actions.

Trying To Find The Story Within The Story Was Hard. Filmmaking Is Such A Reductive Process In A Strange Way And You Keep Whittling Away To What Is Essential.

It Really Is The Relationship You Have With Your Self That Presents The Key To The “kingdom”, So To Speak... Fighting Is Good, But Not When It Is Fighting Yourself. Changing The World Is Good But First One Has To Start Inside And Concurrently Make That Place Right. The Strife And The Ugliness In The World Is The Outward Manifestation Of This Troubled Relationship We Have Within On A Whole.

When You're Trying To Do Character Work That's Different From What People Expect From You, You're Sort Of In Territory That Is Uncharted, And You Don't Know How It's Playing All The Time.