"People either know Alan Rudolph and love every single one of his films or they don't know him at all"

In this quote, Neve Campbell is discussing the polarizing nature of filmmaker Alan Rudolph. She suggests that there is no happy medium when it pertains to Rudolph's work - people either know him and are devoted fans of all his movies, or they are entirely unfamiliar with him. This could be translated as a commentary on Rudolph's special and unique design, which may not attract everyone. It also speaks with the passionate following that Rudolph has amongst those who recognize with his work, suggesting that his films have a strong impact on those who appreciate them.