'You can't make a movie like this without humanity and humour and hope.'
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The movie really feels like a story of innate yearning for freedom and emancipation. How did you chart your journey as an actor through that process?: Well, we shot in sequence, which is for me — I don't know how I would have done it if we hadn't. I didn't know where we were, where are we going to go with my character already.
When we got into the swing of it, because we're doing it chronologically, just turning up and being [okay with it being] terrifying and quite scary. Because you were very vulnerable, actually about what was going to happen. : Yeah, I mean, we also had some guardrails in place. We had a therapist on set when we were having the harder slides. And people, crew and cast, would go and talk to her a lot of times.
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