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Intervista a Damien Chazelle su First Man - Il Primo Uomo
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00:10Il primo uomo sulla luna sarebbe incredibile quando avremo imparato a destraggiarci penseremo ad andare sulla luna
00:23Quindi, un aspetto interessante di un film set in space è che il più che andiamo da luna, il più
00:30che possiamo capire.
00:31E' uno dei ragazzi di cui hai accettato questo film?
00:38Sì, credo che c'è qualcosa così spirituale e mythologico sulle idea di un'azienda in cui è una narrativa
00:50fondamentale,
00:53che si senti come un mito, anche se non è stato fatto.
00:58E' un'azienda che si senti come un'azienda in cui è stato rilassato come le cose che si senti
01:03come le cose che sono stati in un'azienda
01:03e guardare la realtà più che, perché non mi sembrava che fosse una cosa che gli erano in un'azienda,
01:12che si senti in un'azienda di spazio e si senti in un'azienda di spazio.
01:21I wanted to understand the psychology behind that
01:23what would lead you to do that
01:24what would make you feel okay to do that
01:28and then yeah
01:29maybe what someone like Neil might have taken
01:31from that experience
01:33did he feel closer
01:35to whatever answers he was looking for
01:36because of the mission of the moon
01:38or not at all
01:40I think that fundamental mystery
01:42of what the experience must have been
01:45like for him
01:45was the thing that I think most attracted me
01:52I'm crying
01:53it's two years now
01:55with the ending of La La Land
01:56and now you gave me another ending
01:58with I can cry on
02:01so
02:03this movie
02:05also speaks about
02:06great loss and great pain
02:09do you think that maybe we can accomplish
02:11amazing things like
02:13landing on the moon
02:14because we understand
02:16what is pain and what is loss
02:19yeah I mean I think
02:20I think in some ways
02:21the irony of Neil's story
02:22was that he was someone who
02:24was fueled by pain
02:26was fueled by loss
02:27you know I think
02:28most individuals
02:29I'd probably count myself as well
02:31would be sidetracked
02:33or stopped dead in our tracks
02:34by some of the losses
02:36that Neil went through
02:37but he was this strange individual
02:39who
02:42for whatever reason
02:43each successive loss or failure
02:45kind of caused him to double down even more
02:48at least in my interpretation
02:50of him and his story in this film
02:52so I think
02:55I think in a way
02:56that's sort of
02:59what I find poignant
03:00about his story too
03:01is that to me
03:02I saw it as a story
03:03of a person
03:04who was struggling
03:05to deal with loss
03:06and with grief
03:06and finding a way
03:08to place those emotions
03:09and hoping that maybe
03:11maybe
03:12if he went
03:13as far away from earth
03:14as he possibly could
03:15that would be a way
03:16of getting away
03:17from those emotions
03:18but I think you learn
03:18you can never really
03:19outrun
03:20those kind of feelings
03:21you can never outrun
03:22that kind of pain
03:23so
03:24there was something
03:25in that story though
03:26of someone
03:26just in vain
03:27trying to escape
03:29or deal with
03:32overwhelming feelings
03:33that I think
03:34really moved
03:35me and Ryan
03:36and it kind of
03:36became the basis
03:37of I think
03:37how we interpreted
03:38the character
03:39Why are you so obsessed
03:40with people with obsession
03:42because
03:43they are almost addict
03:45with what they do
03:46Why are you so
03:49fascinated?
03:49Maybe it's a quality
03:51that I kind of
03:52sometimes see in myself
03:53of just feeling
03:54very kind of
03:55obsessive about a goal
03:56and I guess
03:57one thing I like
03:58about trying to
03:59tell stories about it
04:00is it's almost
04:00a way for me
04:01to analyze
04:03what the pros
04:05and cons of it are
04:06you know
04:06because
04:08it's hard for me
04:08to analyze myself
04:09but when I can
04:10take a step outwards
04:11and just look
04:11through the prism
04:12of a movie like this
04:14I can see more
04:15clearly I think
04:16where that kind
04:17of obsessiveness
04:18helped Neil
04:18and where it didn't
04:19and you know
04:21obviously
04:23in his case
04:24he walked on the moon
04:25and that's a great
04:26achievement
04:26but it came
04:27at such a cost
04:28that I wanted
04:29to be really honest
04:30about in the movie
04:31you know
04:32not sugarcoating
04:33what the sacrifices
04:35that went behind
04:35that were
04:36not just for him
04:36but you know
04:37for his wife
04:37and for the people
04:39around him
04:39and he loved musical too
04:41so
04:41there you go
04:42what's not to like
04:44okay
04:45we shared that
04:46thank you