"I didn't want to do silkscreen like Andy Warhol: get the picture, send it out, screen it all night, and only after, you get the news.
And fortunately, in these festivals that it's been to, and when it's screened, it wins all the audience awards.
But in the earliest stages of screening, it's all about paper credentials.
To be honest, I was mesmerized watching familiar events brought to life on screen, and it all seemed credible as it used the actual names of people involved.
Twenty minutes later, he is hunched once more over the screen, giving it all his back and shoulder, wincing, gloating, his eyes lit by a galaxy of strife.
'Originality is the enemy, because if you're opening a film on 2,000 screens and it all depends on how much you take on the first weekend, it has to be recognisable.
She quickly obliged by producing an easy-to-read Google map while the Pearl, whose tiny screen made it all but useless for Web browsing and navigation, languished in my pocket.
The brushed metal finish, the keyboard, the black bezel around the screen… it all screams Apple.
When you see me on the screen, it's all me, warts and all.
