Director Steve Hoover talks exclusively to CINEMACY about his experience making "Blood Brother," the Sundance winning documentary about orphaned HIV children in India.

"It’s always difficult to make a sex scene, but in every scene there’s art."

"Yeah I definitely wrote my fair share of real bad poetry from when I was about 13-18… Some of mine were actually published under a fake name when I was 17. Don’t look them up."

"It was important to me to portray him as a three-dimensional human being and not get into a slagging match about whether he was good or bad."

We talk about the unbelievable production, how Roger Ebert tweeted it as the most buzzed about film at this year's Sundance Film Festival, and of course, favorite Disneyland rides.

"I’m really bad at imagining things, which is sucky cause I’m an actor..."

"Yeah, it was really fun to just hate each other’s guts. And it’s not like we have some sort of redemptive ending… we just still hate each other at the end of the movie."

"The other night Adam [Scott] was on Jay Leno and they showed a clip of the movie and Jay Leno was saying ‘ACOD’ and I was like, this is just crazy!"