Josh Safdie

I like the...

feeling of a narrative of a building of going in and experiencing and having something happen inside, going out the back and coming through.

And then like forever that area, you have like a relationship with it.

But so I've had that hollow feeling when I shouldn't have had a hollow feeling.

I should have felt incredible.

Should have felt like I did this thing.

I should have felt a sense of accomplishment, but I didn't.

And that feeling is you see that at the end of Marty a little bit, you know, that he finally does this thing, but it's for who, for himself, for what?

And dreams are really lonely.

So that I have that now, I can't, I'm not going to lie.

I feel with this and it's, yeah.

And I'm next is the, is the, I'm going to contact Burger King about designing their new, because I think that there needs to be more aesthetics in fast food.

Myrna Loy?

But I do feel like, so right now, I'm just having a slightly disassociative feeling.

Sure.

Kind of like, you made this really personal thing.

It's connecting with people and audiences.

Yeah.

Deservedly so.

I was once at a film festival in Poland.