Really, It's The Director's Job

Doesn't Every Generation Feel Like The One That's Coming Up Behind Them Doesn't Know How To Grow Up? I'm Not Sure If We're Progressively Getting Worse Or If Your Perspective Shifts.

And As A Director, You Make 1,000 Decisions A Day, Mostly Binary Decisions: Yes Or No, This One Or That One, The Red One Or The Blue One, Faster Or Slower. And It's The Culmination Of Those Decisions That Define The Tone Of The Film And Whether Or Not It Moves People.

Being Pregnant Changes You As A Human Being And It Gives You A Whole Lot Of Mixed Feelings.

The First Set I Remember Was 'ghostbusters.' It Was A Scene In Which The Street Erupted. I Remember Even At Seven Years Old Thinking, 'wow, If You Direct A Movie, You Can Break The Streets Of New York.'

'looper' Is About What Your 55-year-old Self Would Tell Your 25-year-old Self Over A Cup Of Coffee. It's About Finding Love In The Third Act Of Your Life. It's About Overcoming Trauma And The Idea Of True Sacrifice.