Biografia

Hated his three years in "film-school", worst years of his life.

His Five favorite filmmakers are, Sam Raimi, Ingmar Bergman, Kevin Smith, Andrei Tarkovsky, Woody Allen.

The Evil Dead 2 is his favorite film of all time and the film that made Robin want to make film.

Started writing "Ticket Holders" two months after turning 18 and finished the whole film when he was 19.

His 20 favorite directors are: Akira Kurosawa (Seven Samurai), Matt Johnson (The Dirties), Richard Linklater (Waking Life), Jim Jarmusch (Down By law), Lars Von Trier (Dancer in the dark), Andrei Tarkovsky (Stalker), John Carpenter (Big trouble in little china), Woody Allen (Crimes and misdemeanors), Park Chan Wook (Thirst), David Cronenberg (Crash), John Landis (An American werewolf in London), Ingmar Bergman (The seventh seal), Spike Jonze (Where the wild things are), Sam Raimi (The evil dead 2), David Lynch (Eraserhead), James Cameron (Terminator 2), Robert Zebecks (Back to the future), Kevin Smith (Clerks, Steven Spielberg (Jaws), Nicolas Winding Refn (Only god forgives).

Cinema is the most fun when you're being taken on a ride, and not knowing what's waiting behind the next corner, always being surprised by the film.

I dont understand watching a film just for entertainment, you don't have anything better to do so you just watch a film? Not knowing the directors body of work, or who the Cinematographer is? Who wrote it? Is it an auteur piece? Where did this film come from? How? Why watch a film if you don't care about the things that goes around behind the camera? Where is the director coming from here? How does this film piece into the filmmakers filmography? Thats the Good part about Cinema, there's so much depth and history. Every film is a small contained universe. Thats the best stuff.

Life is freaking rough... Living is hard, its emotionally draining, its exhausting, its just really hard.. Especially when you care for another person, then its double rough, really. I just wanna go through life easy, but then whats the point?

The best thing a film can do is to leave me utterly speechless and wondering what the fuck I've been watching for two hours. What a fucking trip.

I just want to make film for the people who love Cinema.