“[On Antonia’s Line] ...some people said, 'This film is so different from your previous ones that we can’t like this; we can’t allow this.' So, you know, I thought to myself, Well, as a matter of fact it’s not a question of permitting me or allowing me to make films. I make the films that I want to make and the audience will see what they do. If they don’t like it, well that’s okay, they don’t. If they do like it, great. But I think you should at least allow the artist the freedom of speech; the freedom to do what she or he wants to do.”