> Scott Derrickson, the director of The Gorge, responds to this moment in an interview with Entertainment Weekly.
> „I mean, how could I not be moved by that?“ he says. „It was very touching. I think she was being really earnest and, of course, it makes you as a filmmaker feel good that your work is out there giving people experiences and helping them define their own feelings.“
> It’s what all movies do inherently, Derrickson acknowledges. „I don’t think it was something unique to The Gorge,“ he adds. „I think that she just happened to talk about it the way I’ve talked about movies giving clarity to my own experiences and my own feelings many times.“
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It was actually such a great way of describing grief and honestly any type of depression or anxiety. It’s always with us. Just depends on the day if we’ll fall down the gorge or just ignore it.
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> Scott Derrickson, the director of The Gorge, responds to this moment in an interview with Entertainment Weekly.
> „I mean, how could I not be moved by that?“ he says. „It was very touching. I think she was being really earnest and, of course, it makes you as a filmmaker feel good that your work is out there giving people experiences and helping them define their own feelings.“
> It’s what all movies do inherently, Derrickson acknowledges. „I don’t think it was something unique to The Gorge,“ he adds. „I think that she just happened to talk about it the way I’ve talked about movies giving clarity to my own experiences and my own feelings many times.“
It was actually such a great way of describing grief and honestly any type of depression or anxiety. It’s always with us. Just depends on the day if we’ll fall down the gorge or just ignore it.