“There's something very truthful about American brutality, spirit and m...” — Fred Hechinger Quote

There's something very truthful about American brutality, spirit and myth-making that is so present in the great westerns.

One of the main things that seemed understandably frustrating about lots of popular narratives was the one-dimensionality of a veteran's story.

Actors that I like to watch, if they're lucky and given the ability to play different roles through their career, there's a really special feeling that I've had as an audience member. I get to see an actor in completely different roles and realize there are hundreds of people in each of us.

I think about the filmmakers that I've loved working with, and the ones that I want to work with, and I think of people who know how to build a community, to learn what is between everybody that we can capture, that's of that moment.

I want people to be confronted by the brutality of the Antifa movement.

People traverse the dangerous journey to the US because of deep fear. They are often escaping brutality, even life-or-death situations.

We run into police brutality often and it's always a problem that we always have to protest and speak out.

Assad's brutality has nurtured extremism and been its main recruiting sergeant.

I am depressed rather at the wave of brutality sweeping over the country.