Author of quotes: David Lynch

If you do that, what they believe, and fail, it's hard, but at least you can then live in harmony with ourselves. If the project fails, which was initially alien to you, it's like dying twice. A great deal of pain.

It is impossible to predict how viewers will perceive your film. If you start to think about it, if you give place to doubt and imagine how the movie would affect people, it is necessary to immediately stop shooting. Just do what you love, and what will happen, nobody knows.

Cinema is like music, it can be completely abstract. However, if the viewer tries to explain it, building a logical chain of words, it is very unlikely, and all he feels is disappointment. Better to just listen to what is going on inside you, and the explanation will be born by itself... In fact, we understand much more than we think.

The film should live their lives. Absurd if the Director is forced to use words to explain what his picture... if the audience in advance to tell how was made a scene and what it means, then these work items will invade the direct perception of the film. And then the whole picture will be different. So I think that the most valuable and important is creating a space movie, but any attempt to articulate the technique of creating violates impression.

The idea gives you your first pulse, and then begins the process of action and reaction. For me it's like to build and destroy. Thanks to the destruction of released items that become the Foundation for the following construction.

A mystery to me why people want art of meaningfulness, while being aware that in the very meaning of life itself is not.

We painted ourselves in our memories to rainbow color. We imagine, as in the past behave better, take better decisions, get along better with people and more than the put credit. We embellish themselves like crazy, and then you can move forward and continue to live. And truthful memories, most likely, simply drove us into a depression.

I'm a genius, and every genius has their oddities. For example, I like to look at the smoke of the crematorium.

The artist paints a picture, and no one makes claim to it - there's only him and the picture. I think it should be with Directors.

Ideas are generally the best that can happen to us.

If a person admires a copy of the picture, except in his mind arise fake feelings?

In theaters too much talk. And useless, miserable picture. How is it possible to feel something?

To better to discover a movie, view it from beginning to end in some quiet place, preferably on the big screen and with good acoustics. The only way to penetrate into another world and gain new experience.

The light can significantly change the perception of the film, and sometimes the nature of the characters. I like it when people come out of the dark.