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• ↓ Bárbara Lennie: “It fills me with questions”
• ↓ Asma Khan: “Food is a language of love”
• ↓ Inez & Vinoodh: “What is reality?”
• ↓ Rachel Kushner: “There’s this lens over life”
• ↓ Ralph Fiennes: “One’s vanity is always there”
• ↓ Asma Khan: “Food is a language of love”
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"Ms. Lennie, as an actor for more than two decades, what does cinema mean to you?"

"It’s a difficult question to answer... I feel that what happens between me and cinema is constantly evolving. Of course, it’s a place where I encounter stories that make me ask questions about the world. For many years, it was the backbone of my life. Everything I studied, watched, or wanted was somehow connected to cinema. It was like an absolute love story, a story of total passion. That has changed and evolved as I’ve grown older. At one point, I became exhausted by cinema; I rejected it. Then I fell in love with it again. And I think that now I’m enjoying a quieter, more mature stage. I’m still in love, but without the madness of those earlier years. Fascinated, but without completely losing myself in it. I give a lot to it, but not everything. And I expect the same in return. I think we’re both quite happy with where we are — cinema and I."

"Do you think your approach to the craft has also changed since the madness of your early years?"

"Certainly! I made my first film when I was fifteen, with no previous experience. Since then, imagine how much I’ve changed! It has changed to the extent that I have changed. I think that some of that intuition, that magnetism I felt at the beginning, is still pretty much intact. I actually nurture it. Meeting different directors, who ask you to approach the work in different ways, to be in front of the camera in different ways, means that every project becomes a kind of rediscovery. Of course, I now have a much greater command of my instrument, of the specific technique that acting sometimes requires in cinema. I’m more trained, but I’m also more attentive to not repeating myself over and over again..."

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Bárbara Lennie: “It fills me with questions”

Asma Khan: “Food is a language of love”

Inez & Vinoodh: “What is reality?”

Rachel Kushner: “There’s this lens over life”

Ralph Fiennes: “One’s vanity is always there”

Asma Khan: “Food is a language of love”