burntfacedjake

I've read in past interviews that you don't/have a hard time reading fiction. What is it about fiction that doesn't do it for you?

Really? You don't think you can learn about humanness? What it's like walk around in another person's mind for a while? I'm just surprised since your films, at least in my opinion, are all about the human experience, little (or big) things that connect us all, and i think fiction does that well too.

I was able to show your film "It's such a Beautiful Day" to my college Existentialism class last year and it sparked some really great discussions about determinism, infinity, death, etc...Have any specific philosophers/thinkers had an impact on your work?

What kind of cat do you have? Name?

the new twin peaks is totally worth it. are you a lynch fan in general?