“’Round Midnight, which I already have, is one of the great jazz movies. Bertrand Tavernier, one of my favorites. Actually, there's another of his movies that I wanted to take a look at called Coup de Torchon. It's about a guy who's, you know, he's a constable in this little village, and he gets no respect at all. He's a very nice man, he's a good man, and no respect from anyone, including the two pimps who were paying him off, and including his wife, who's, you know, having an affair with someone else. And it really does make you wonder, because you find yourself kind of on his side when he becomes this really, you know, unbridled killer, and killing, you know, for sometimes for no reason at all. And so it actually does kind of challenge you in terms of what your moral makeup is, and what the moral possibilities are for us, for anybody who is actually a good person. I think we all consider ourselves good people, but you know, you never know. But at any rate, hey, that's kind of all the information, all the knowledge I have.”
