In Fact, Part Of The Netflix Series

In The Case Of The Thin Blue Line, I Was Surprised Actually By Many Things. I Was Shooting Down In Texas Where The Actual Killer David Harris Lived And I Interviewed The Town Cop. He Described These Guys As Being David Harris' Partners In Crime And Even Though They Had Criminal Records And Had Committed Crimes, They Sued Me! More Often Than Not, The Insurance Company That Protects You Against This Type Of Lawsuit Will Settle It With Cash And Contest It In A Court Of Law.

Philip Glass Once Told Me, "they Can Always Copy What You've Done, But They Can't Copy What You're Going To Do."

Ecstatic Absurdity: It's The Confrontation With Meaninglessness.

We Live In A Very Litigious Society. I've Never Sued Anybody. I Certainly Can Imagine A Situation Where I Might Sue, But It Seems More Or Less In Bad Taste.

There Is A Documentary Element In My Films, A Very Strong Documentary Element, But By Documentary Element, I Mean An Element That's Out Of Control, That's Not Controlled By Me. And That Element Is The Words, The Language That People Use, What They Say In An Interview. They're Not Written, Not Rehearsed. It's Spontaneous, Extemporaneous Material. People