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Director's Statement
Mr Nobody is a film about the complexity of things, when cinema usually tends to disentangle them. Mr Nobody is a film about life. In the movies, every scene is necessary and leads us closer to the end, whereas my life is full of holes and mishaps, of chances and useless scenes, and treads inevitably towards death. That is the beauty of it. Mr Nobody is a film about choices. Where, in a choice, is the coincidence? Mr Nobody is a film about doubt. But then again, I could be mistaken.