Hello John Sayles, if it means anything to you, the pretentious little independent film rental shop where I work has a special section for you. Anyway, I watched Secaucus Seven recently and found it surprisingly relevant. I went to university in the UK during the big anti-war marches of the early 2000s and now I'm on the cusp of 30 myself and things maybe haven't worked out quite the way I expected them to (nor has the predicted revolution materialised). I guess my question is, since you started your career (yes I know you worked for Roger Corman before, but let's leave that to one side) with a film reflecting on how people change with age, what do you think about your own career trajectory? Do you think you've stayed true to the principles you had when you started out?
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Hello John Sayles, if it means anything to you, the pretentious little independent film rental shop where I work has a special section for you. Anyway, I watched Secaucus Seven recently and found it surprisingly relevant. I went to university in the UK during the big anti-war marches of the early 2000s and now I'm on the cusp of 30 myself and things maybe haven't worked out quite the way I expected them to (nor has the predicted revolution materialised). I guess my question is, since you started your career (yes I know you worked for Roger Corman before, but let's leave that to one side) with a film reflecting on how people change with age, what do you think about your own career trajectory? Do you think you've stayed true to the principles you had when you started out?
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