In this early-career interview with Janis Cole and Holly Dale, Csaba Koller sheds light on the working methods of the young filmmakers, giving readers insight to their notable films of the mid seventies. He describes the two as “a truly dynamic duo”, advocating for the socially undermined. Thin Line, for example, deconstructs the criminally insane by showing breakthroughs in their behaviours through therapies, allowing viewers to have more empathy for the people shown. With remarkable access to sex workers, Cream Soda dives into the inner workings of a body rub parlour, and Minimum Charge No Cover brings several of the filmmakers' friends together to examine sex work, queer lives and transsexuality.