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WA: Umm. CB: Are you saying umm or mmm? WA: O: Does it bother you to be potentially pegged as the head of a new movement? I know there’s a Film Comment article that mentions you as part of something called “the new sincerity.” Do you pay attention to any of that? WA: Well, I don’t know. Who else is in “the new sincerity”? O: I don’t know. I think it’s just you at this point, and they’re waiting for people to line up behind you. WA: Oh, well, I’m not waiting for that line to form, and I don’t expect it to. I don’t know if there’s ever going to be much of a movement in that direction. It sounds like one that could be boring for a lot of people. O: Why is that? WA: I don’t know. That’s probably just some glib answer. Movement? I would be into a movement. But I’m really not aware of any movement. O: So you don’t plan to draft a Dogme 95-style statement. WA: It sounds like fun, but it also sounds like something I would be more likely to do when I was 14 years old. CB: Are you saying Dogme 95 sucks? Because I’ve never heard of it. I did see Dogma, though, with Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. That sucked, didn’t it? Would you say you could have made a better movie when you 14? CB: Cool. 90
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WA: Umm.<br />
CB: Are you saying umm or mmm?<br />
WA:<br />
O: Does it bother you to be potentially pegged as the head of a new<br />
movement? I know there’s a Film Comment article that mentions you as<br />
part of something called “the new sincerity.” Do you pay attention to any<br />
of that?<br />
WA: Well, I don’t know. Who else is in “the new sincerity”?<br />
O: I don’t know. I think it’s just you at this point, and they’re waiting for<br />
people to line up behind you.<br />
WA: Oh, well, I’m not waiting for that line to form, and I don’t expect it<br />
to. I don’t know if there’s ever going to be much of a movement in that<br />
direction. It sounds like <strong>one</strong> that could be boring for a lot of people.<br />
O: Why is that?<br />
WA: I don’t know. That’s probably just some glib answer. Movement? I<br />
would be into a movement. But I’m really not aware of any movement.<br />
O: So you don’t plan to draft a Dogme 95-style statement.<br />
WA: It sounds like fun, but it also sounds like something I would be more<br />
likely to do when I was 14 years old.<br />
CB: Are you saying Dogme 95 sucks? Because I’ve never heard of it. I<br />
did see Dogma, though, with Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. That sucked,<br />
didn’t it? Would you say you could have made a better movie when you<br />
14?<br />
CB: Cool.<br />
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