From 7 In The Morning To 11

In Many Ways, It Is Very Real, Because I Sat There For 9 Days, And It Was Constantly Happening, And That Was The 9 Days Of Making The Film. But You Can't Say That It's 100% True, Because There Are Places Where I've Been Intrusive And Interfered.

I Wanted To Be Left Alone To Live My Life, So It Was Very Easy For People To Pretend That They Were Me.

Afghan Society Is Very Complex, And Afghanistan Has A Very Complex Culture. Part Of The Reason It Has Remained Unknown Is Because Of This Complexity.

From My Films, You Can At Least Learn About Iran, You Can Get A Sense Of The History And The Society. But No Such Films Have Been Made About Afghanistan, So You Really Can't Know Much About It.

When We Began Filming, These People Had Legs, But As We Were Filming, They Had Been Injured And They Were Brought To The Hospital To Have Their Legs Amputated, And That's Where We Found Them And Asked Them To Come And Be Part Of The Film.