Nevertheless, others can do that better. It was fun to do, once, and I always wanted to try it. It was conceptually wrong on the production level. I like it, as a movie, not entirely. But this was lunacy.
Every new generation reinvents things on their own.
I really like Tom Tykwer as a guy, he's looking, he may become a Wenders, but there is a lot of others like him. . . . They're reinventing the author film, and it's happening in other countries as well. I'm not gloomy about the future. Film will go on. There were be a more and more distinct separation between these big roller coaster movies and independent films, but maybe art-house will be a steady portion of the market, like literature.