you months or i think this is the common point many of your films deal with the same themes that are central to dostoevsky's writings the meaning of good and evil moral choice freewill conscious and subconscious do you just sad to raise those eternal themes in in a new context or do you actually try to add something new to the conversation. or try to say something you. can explain away in my movies so i try to make out a fridge about some you know in my last two movies perfect stranger in the. grease or kind of. between the idea of the movie and the reflection is a perfect stranger. that we usually some don't

know the person round. sometimes we don't know ourselves so this is the truth about this to move this. you mentioned the place already and i think in that movie in particular you deal with the same dilemma the dostoyevsky raised in crime and punishment how much evil i can allow myself for the sake of good that i seek and i think you raise an additional question of what is good and what is evil because for just ask it was very clear what is good and evil but for you it's much more ambiguous much more interchangeable how can you make a moral choice when your definition of good and evil is not even certain. years because for me the definition it's not real. good and is the plan from the situation i start. from the idea that it's a good. except the way we are in some situation that put us in to

do to be better. and. this is the reason of the present of this mori to understand how our moral point of view could change we're in. a can of situation and how important is the five that we have been side to understand when i want to do scream a serious just for. i agree with some phrases about. that for me it's really important to decide which kind of direction to fall over and this freezes. from just a yes and no except. from where. there is nothing more.

than see in the three days of the fight the between god and we are and this is the reason why in the parades i use a lot of the very very strictly close up you have a very interesting character of a nun there who stopped hearing god and she's given an assignment to become pregnant pregnant in order to hear god again which proved to be a real blessing for her but that's because she has an external force that man with a diary telling her what to do giving her the directions but in real life we do not have the voice telling us what to do or doing. how i think that you're alive we have a voice because the man that worries for me is where you are for me that man at. difference.

if you believe you could be god. or could be there. could be your coalition or just a mirror but i think we all wait a boy is inside in that movie there is also a story line about an elderly lady who is trying to save her husband from the advent of alzheimer's disease and at certain points she understands that in sacrificing for the loved one she cannot allow herself to sacrifice herself and that's i think the very central question to the lot how much you can give to the loud one and how much you have to keep for yourself do you have a rule of thumb or personal rule of thumb in your life. i think the. lady. from center or main kora of the movie of the

movie. because she sees. there is something. inside of us. who. don't have to disco are really lucky and this is the center on meaning of the score. and she also says a certain point people who didn't have to contend with the darker sides of the lucky ones is that this isn't true because can you be a genuine self without seeing evil in the without seeing your dark side yes yes it's really true i think it's real i think every one of us inside. of dockside really bout not everyone in our world lives to freeze with. if we don't have to face all for i think we are very very lucky because maybe our life going our way through we don't have to face off

with this side but can you become a real genuine you without doing that because you know i was as i was preparing i came across a quote from carl jung us where psychiatry is having a comeback these days and one of his famous quotes was dubbed in filth shall be found that you can only improve yourself by looking in the darkest corners of your soul can you become your better self without addressing your dark ourselves. i think going down your backside you can improve your. but it's all. because i think that you can improve if you go down that you are able to come in how sometimes when you go. too much deep the risk is that. all of your

character is a struggling vidar a darker side but you never show a person who fully crossed into the evil side and we see a lot and lots of people like that these days people who go on shooting sprees people who kill torture and now want to gain something for themselves or their loved ones but just for the sake of causing pain and suffering do you believe in that absolute darkness in the in the human soul or do you still think that no matter what there is still some live flat yes i think the. goodness inside since. i don't know in which. i really believe this. that we sure. it's. our condition our life it's not always the band from our.

joe the d.m.v. . it's the it's a very general general and i'm sure impossible question to answer but how would you maximize the amount of goodness in the world i think it's possible like wish. really. well paolo we have to take a very short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. is what i would be. good. carol we hear we care the music with us.

we are you with a dry gear. by you have got to get rid of those who are not go away who will not die quietly. real the hard but what we do is the truth. on this young the lying circumstances that allowed for the emergence of this very very eventful violence i think we may get the songs and even grandsons of direction some point in the future it's primarily a political issue in iraq that has taken on minutes really. around the traditions.

of. good a place called camp sundown to get for people that can't decide and they're like so tired. this is like a safe house i guess they don't have to talk about what they go through with us because we understand our daughter katie was diagnosed with a very rare son sensitive condition if i get sunburned i feel she doesn't feel patients when they have problems with the walk to talk to your son the brains that are actually shrinking inside the skull gets thicker in the brain still small. the pain is indescribable it's feels like a really really bad chemical burn but it goes through your skin into your muscle all the way down to the bone and there's no relief. so we're just not sure this is going to stop.

welcome back to worlds apart but the talent so director of college and it has that knowledge just before the break we talked about this theme or how much or betray yourself or your loved ones that seem is very prominent in your are there perfect strangers and one of the most memorable lines and for me is that people need to learn how to break up shouldn't they try to learn how to stay together first. the. will to use the good. in different. sometimes we don't go so deep and we were mean superficially

love and that. could be perfect for anyone because. to go. but the death level you can make an effort to break up or you can make an effort to stay together on there jane . why do you think people should go towards separating rather than trying to become real with one another. because it's easier if you could see through many of your male characters in the movie complain a lot about boredom that life is boring for them. is boredom if i fix three you're doing yes. there is one character and i think you're characters in particular who believe that married life is boring is that something that you can blame on the other person or is that something that you have to work on yourself you'll soon know it's. it's not for. a life it's

boring. live could be boring. without something new. and this is what i i see around me. some couples. than fifty here need something new. to make more in. and to cobble in a perfect stranger to go over our needs is the leader. segment yes an exciting thing for the outside but it's really little things and i think a lot of coble prefer to stay together. sometimes for more of some time for the child sometimes for common opinion.

and they remain together for a lot of. motivation don't split down and find outside the little. little new going on. in perfect strangers he also externalized conscious element but instead of a matter with a diary like in the place you have a mobile phone that is kind of externalizing all the war is all the concerns all the secrets do you think that technology change the way people build their relationships really change your exposure only in this moment because we are cross generation. because in unison with us though we didn't have mobile phone and if you should. change. the way in which we have relationships exposure to young jewish big. young jewish.

every kind of through relationship with their from your from yes right. in the first is not free. but it is with your from that this hour for. change really of stuff first so exposure lee your relationship an expression in sentiment a relationship because we don't yet see. something like for example shy now to become aware because we are. we don't have to face our part in the first book i agree with you in the technology makes it easier to get to know somebody very fast and you get intimate much closer but you still have to make the same moral choices i mean whether to cheat and not to cheat whether to make a certain move or not to make a certain all the main questions are still there for. years.

with first because. you can't really show. with a lot of their son the same. sue. why can't more nation in the same town with them person we are and this the humen is different that if you have face to face or if you are. a foreigner between you and the other person as you are talking about it. and idea came to my mind that if one is a little bit like alcohol it takes away your inhibitions so when you have a personal communication there are many in here that keep your back yes absolutely you are a man old so. it's different there and so in time ok now i have you front of me if you make me happy. i have to give you

a man sir immediately i can think by two little in with your phone you can put the other person then by. you can think about them you can. not immediately communication not spontaneous communication well i think you can both have a very spontaneous communication but also you can delay it if on some level it gives you more control. yes you move through all the different kind of spontaneous now there is a very interesting moment in perfect strangers when has been does put in the situation when he has to either come out as sexual cheater or as gay and i was struggling with them a little bit because even if he was unfaithful to his wife with the man he would still be a cheater wouldn't be yes he have to be to make

a choice to be unfaithful. to be feeling like it's value even if he feels like isn't he also a cheater yeah yeah yes but. for me what this report in the car. is. a story about a gate from a different point of view. the most important the moment of the character and when you see i have been for two hours and it's enough. to speak about be with long the birds there. lives for to our situation now from what i know around fifteen remakes of perfect strangers have been made around the world including one recently in russia and i heard you say in one of the interviews that you don't really live. dear of remaking

of your films why do you allow it there. because i can't stop the. biggest production company the rights of make and day our own do because. it's smart money questions. what i say that i don't like so much but for me it's not a problem. if you ask me just after. the year like i see so sue it's normal because a movie is like a child for me and went there is someone that changes your child it's like change the hey you're on the high. you don't like it but it's normal. of our success in life perfect stranger a lot of kountry would like to make of me. not for change the story be good because

usually this is almost the same because they like to put some law goals for example. two weeks ago. remake of prayer for strangers worse really is and about the about eight million six dollars first weekend and now after two weekends is twenty five million dollars maybe with the italian one with subsidize those it's of course you were to make this kind of result in the box office so i understand commercial. point of view make a lot of a make it's also very striking that this plot will be so easily translated into other cultures because fifty very different cultures from korean to talent to russian. found something in it that they relate so easily what is it about that

thing is so accessible to all around the world. the idea. that. we knew which way the idea of a nation it's not a local. anyone can understand these deep for mission of the. where fifteen remake of the perfect stranger. in seventy five. may be this is idea that could be understood everywhere you have in all of your films you have a very intense focus on the story and the psychology of it is to many a static tricks or special effects. for the traditional storytelling. you know you still don't know. things you know

who the special three linger. movie. for me is. like. or. about. the emotions. from the scene that some emotion with. ok my movies are. all your films involve a bit of a very realistic magic they have both improbable and very believable set up i think they make people feel a little bit like children without letting their forget that they're adults so this is a very interesting kind of condition that people relate to. do you agree with that or is that just my interpretation. quite agree. it's interesting to their position

about the. supreme court it's now working on your. first english language film the first day of my life which has been described as a new york sad suicide tragedy how is it progressing so far. in the first day of my life from my book. i decide to be. discrete and the story. of the recovery way because. they are from allies who are really really what success for a book because we have six who are present so i and this may be the kind of story could be important in this moment because you. really hope for a story it's about four person. try to start again from the bottom. and maybe in this moment in which there

would be the same fire. we need a story for a story story or for a start the first day of my life that. it's. a story. i heard you say in the one ensure that unlike previous selves that dealt with the demons people have to confront these stories more about redemption you know finding something in you that allows you to leave for earth finding your own angels on a personal level what do you find more difficult to keep your demons under control or to talk with your personal angels. for me. to feel it's the world with my android sabbah. i. so it's difficult to go with myself. and finally if i may i know the. for most of

your film career you've been in control of both writing and directing but in the united states they film industry is very compartmentalize everybody is responsible for his all in their her own little area did you have to give up any of the controls in order to pursue this is profitable in this case no because as the model live is a movie we've from the europeans saw world and saw the production for my friends think movie is europe for the actual the me production is madness a few minutes then use a corporate action on the box i will work in this like you need really and i would drop everything's casting script. and editing music out of them any way i have some requests them from united states from hollywood from movies in. to shoot the momentum the way so buddy buddy at the

bottom and i think it's the fun in carrying to work but anyway we're in there because yes you do your work you do like the way someone does think about script and someone about that but who is or really important professionally and sue you have to. treat about the way we all out very much looking forward to the next film and thank you very much for sharing your insights for that thank you i encourage our viewers to keep this conversation going our social media pages and hope to syriana same place same time here and also part . of.

what politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to. have to go right to be cross this is what the forty three of them all can't be good. interested always in the waters about how. they should. u.s. veterans who come back from war often tell the same stories. were going up for the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the wellbeing of their own soldiers either they're already several generations of them so i just got

this memo from a certain branches off that says we're going to attack and destroy the government and seven countries in five years americans pay for the wars with them money others without lives if we were willing to go into harm's way and willing to risk being killed for a war then surely we can risk some discomfort for uneasiness for peace. found me. i'm one of them but i think. they will one day when there's a real body hand. one of them when i should have been asked.

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