je ne perds jamais. jamais vraiment.

That Song (2016) Make love…when I think about making love, I don’t know, for me the key word was always make. You and that person make something together, create it together.Having sex, just, you know, that’s what kids do, and adults do too, but you learn the difference when you get older. For me, when making love is at its best, you don’t even need to touch the other person for you to feel tantalized, to feel aroused, to be wet. Oh yea. That’s the good shit. Written by Sean Cunningham Directed by Jesse Dampolo

Cast- Molly Devon, Peter Hoey

While there’s a rumor that some cast-members had been told that the project is not going forward, sources say that it’s not dead but just taking a break, and that there might be some script retooling.

The series —which received a ten-episode order a little over a moth ago— is set in 1983 Los Angeles and it revolves around the players of the then-exploding music video industry — directors, record executives and crew members, many of them dabbling in drugs — through the eyes of a newcomer, Robby (Charlie Rowe). Robby is a wide-eyed guy who drops out of college and drives to Hollywood with dreams of directing a sci-fi epic and lands a job as a PA for a company making music videos.

I’ve only made seven films in over 20 years, which is not a lot. What I know is that every film meant something to me. I’m sure if you ask John Ford what he’d learned between his 68th and 69th films, he’d be puzzled and surprised by the question as well. For me, it’s always about looking for something that makes me question and re-examine what I thought I knew, but I can’t really specify what triggers the inspirations in me.