There's Always An Intellectual Side

Being The Youngest, I Constantly Have That Insecurity Of Being The Youngest, Which Ultimately Is Probably My Drive. In A Lot Of Ways. In Terms Of As An Artist, The Way We Could Communicate As A Family Very Clearly Was Through Movies And Through Acting, And When Things Became Complicated With All Of Our Own Personalities, That's Where We Are Most Clear. I Think That's Also Where We Are Most Brutal With Each Other As Well.

I Have Always Had A Deep Belief That Every Movie, Every Artistic Expression, Is Political. Don't Be Fooled. Even Ones That We Wouldn't Consider Overtly Political Are Political. When We Spend Time Doing Anything, Whether It's Distraction Or Whether It's Something That We Have To Face, It Is Always Political. That's My Belief.

I Walk Around Thinking Job To Job, Trying To Not Have Regrets.

What World Am I Living In?' Aren't Movies Made To Have Something To Say? Why Make A Movie If You Don't Have Something To Say? What Are You Doing It For? Are You Doing It Because You Want To Make A Lot Of Money?

I Remember Watching Meryl Streep In, The River Wild. There's This Scene Where She's Has A Gun Pointed At Her, It's Absurd In A Lot Of Ways. Someone Pulls A Gun On Her I Think, I'm Not Really Fully Aware Of The Scene And She Just, She Starts, You See Her Terrified. And Then All Of A Sudden She Starts To Burst Out Laughing. She Starts Laughing. Like She Can't Stop Laughing. Because She's Terrified And She's Emotional And There Are No Rules To What You're Supposed To Feel. That To Me Is Like A Number One, That's The Thing I Have To Remind Myself All The Time.