He sidesteps the question with a joke, but says: "I am 54 years old, and I would quite like a newish challenge at some point.
But the final 15 minutes, in my view, were problematic: melodramatic in a way that Audiard usually sidesteps, and then anti-climactic.
Using drones sidesteps the tricky politics of putting boots on foreign soil.
Although he sidesteps the question of how the power for millions of electric vehicles would be generated, Mr Ghosn recently declared that "we must have zero-emission vehicles nothing else will prevent the world from exploding".
But Israel's military sidesteps such concerns when it parks a huge mast next to the mosque or approves sprawl for settlements whose sewage spills onto Nabi Samuel's land.
By manufacturing in Russia, the firm sidesteps some of the regulatory controls a client country would impose on a plant built and installed on its own soil.
Making cars in Slovakia also cuts delivery times and sidesteps import taxes.But it is not all good news, warns Marcel Brouiller of Renault.
She believes it works not just because so many people have mobiles but because it "sidesteps the stigma as mobile phones are very personal.
And their policymakers and many economists I have talked to dismiss PTAs as a distraction from, and a drag upon, the domestic momentum towards reducing trade barriers unilaterally down to negligible levels.However, the biggest problem that Mr Bergsten sidesteps and which increasingly bothers scholars of international trade is the "systemic" effect of proliferating PTAs.
Like Winston Churchill, he sidesteps simple autobiography, choosing instead to impose his view of his role in history by acting as his own historian.
Perowne sidesteps a beating, extricating himself from Baxter's clutches by correctly guessing that he is suffering from a neuro-degenerative disease.
