"It's not so much to do with nuclear weapons as it is to do with people and their hopes and fears for the future. That inevitably has to do with whether there will actually be an Earth, but it's not widely prejudiced like most documentaries I've seen on the nuclear issue."

"The documentary is called AFRICA UNBOTTLED and, you know, most documentaries, with respect because they're hard to make, especially when its a tough subject like this one, which is sustainable use - what can a piece of land take and be healthy and how can the community living with the wildlife live in a healthy way? So it's a serious subject but the main thing in it is the joy."

"I love the attitude of those kids. They can use all the good will they can get. These youngsters come from an environment you can't really believe unless you've been around the pueblos - and not like Taos where they kind of clean it up for tourists. This is real life, where virtually every couple of weeks someone is killed or cut up or in a car crash. It's just a lot of blood. Alcoholism and unemployment are so high."