Carlos García Campillo

Cronenberg:

"That's the mystery. You just can't know whether it's genetic or it's cultural or a combination of both. I just always anticipated being an artist. My father was a writer and my mother was a musician. Is that what did it? I don't know, because lots of artists come from backgrounds which have no artistic ambience at all... And yes, I mean, what's interesting and strangely depressing is that young film-makers now don't want to be Bergman or Fellini. They want to be Michael Bay. And the movies they make are basically made in reference to other movies rather than the human condition. And that's fine, that's great - but it's not the same as art. Which I don't imagine is in any way an issue for those film-makers, but for me it always was."