“To me, cinema isn’t saying anything nor providing answers on any subject matter whatsoever. It is always about making a world for the audience, a cosmological universe where they can exist, reflect, feel with their emotions, use their senses and even interact with their visceral faculties. Once this world is created, the maker departs from it. From now then, that planet orbits on its own will and has a life of its own. Only a haunting shadow of the filmmaker exists within its desolate landscapes. The audience will now inhabit and start to build from there if they wish to. This restless ancient soul travels in an unknown time and space without a beginning or an end. Cinema is about creating this enigmatic process.”