00:07Un'altra cosa che mi ha intrigato è che in questo film l'arte è molto normale.
00:16Neruda è cucina e mentre cucina scrivono poesie.
00:22L'arte è qualcosa che è più reale, più di questo mondo.
00:29I think what happens is that Neruda was surrounded by what he was doing and you can't separate
00:39him.
00:40He's a full time poet, he was looking the world throughout the eyes of poetry, he was sort
00:48of composing a description of our country, of our language throughout his poetry.
00:54Whatever he's doing, he's traveling, he's writing, he's cooking, he's making love, he's drinking
01:04wine, he's being a politician, he's being a diplomat, a collector, all the multiple layers
01:12that he had are Neruda.
01:17So this movie is not about Neruda himself, this movie is about his cosmos, about his universe
01:22and that's what we intended to do.
01:26In the movie, without giving spoilers, one character calls Pablo, really loud.
01:34Pablo is the name of Neruda but also yours.
01:36it was something that bonded you all together in that moment, Pablo was you.
01:44Yeah, especially because the real name of Pablo Neruda is Ricardo Reyes or Nestalí Reyes.
01:52So it was funny to learn that he changed his name later and it's part of the story to Pablo
02:01Neruda.
02:01And it's a big coincidence because Pablo, it's a popular name in Chile but not that popular.
02:09So yes, it was interesting and I don't know, I never liked my name very much because it sounds
02:15like, I don't know, like Pablo but I don't know, it's a nice coincidence, of course.
02:20In many of your movies, water is very important.
02:25The most important dialogues are near water, in a club, here, in Jackie.
02:31Why?
02:31Why water is so important to you?
02:33I think nature is transforming.
02:36I think when you are close to nature, specifically to water, things change.
02:40I don't know about you but I'm not the same person when I'm here or when I'm into a boat
02:44or next to the sea.
02:46There's something that happens there.
02:48And also water has a psychological element that is very intriguing.
02:52I guess water could be the most mysterious element in Earth.
02:56So I try to be close sometimes to water because water creates different reactions in humans.
03:03Last question.
03:04In this movie there's a lot of use of lens flare.
03:08Generally we see lens flare in fantasy movies, in sci-fiction.
03:13Why did you use so much lens flare?
03:15Because of the sun.
03:17If you take out the sun there's no cinema.
03:19If you take out the sun there's no world, there's no life.
03:22There's no time.
03:25We live throughout time and the one that gives us the rhythm is the sun.
03:30So why avoid it?
03:32Why do you have the camera hiding from the sun?
03:34If sometimes you see the sun then the sun is welcome.
03:38It's just light and it's time.
03:40And remember cinema is about time, nothing else.
03:46Is it one of If you take care of yourself?
03:47Is it another human?
03:48Is it another human?
03:49No.
03:50Why do you take care of yourself?
03:58Grazie a tutti.
