00:00Ciao, Valentina, come sei?
00:02I'm fine.
00:09I've got this condition.
00:12It makes me snap.
00:14Like directs.
00:15Just a tiny bit more.
00:19The movie opens with a question.
00:22What makes a person extraordinary?
00:24So I'm asking you, what do you think?
00:26What makes a person extraordinary?
00:28Wow, what makes a person extraordinary?
00:34Maybe their ability to be their true self
00:39and access what really makes them happy.
00:44And in that way, I think we can influence others
00:46in the best way possible.
00:48If we live our truth and we operate
00:50from that energetic perspective,
00:52then I don't know, I think it creates the space
00:56for others around us to do the same.
00:58Keith Bikinsa's character is full of anger.
01:01They teach us that anger is a negative feeling,
01:04but sometimes anger could be a powerful tool.
01:09Do you believe it's true?
01:10We can transform anger in something good sometimes.
01:15Yeah, I think so.
01:16I mean, it's like when you think about happiness,
01:20it's only relative to understanding
01:23the antithesis of that.
01:25And so in order to experience happiness,
01:27we have to know what it is to be sad.
01:30And I think anger in the same way
01:32can be used as a fuel to fight a good fight.
01:38Like we see in Lindy,
01:39obviously she has trouble kind of harnessing it at times
01:45and harnessing her impulses and controlling them.
01:49But ultimately it's what, you know,
01:53makes her kind of powerful
01:56and, you know, on a quest to kind of figure out
01:59what happened to her lover,
02:01she needs to access a lot of that fury.
02:05So yeah, of course it can be a positive thing.
02:08When you first met a character at a restaurant,
02:12you go with a list of people that you hate.
02:16So what are the people that you hate in real life?
02:20If there are any.
02:22I try not to use that word.
02:24Hate's a very strong word,
02:26but look, definitely,
02:28I definitely get frustrated by,
02:31well, drivers in Los Angeles,
02:33some are pretty unusual
02:36and I'm guilty of letting my frustrations
02:39get the better of me at times
02:40when I'm behind the wheel.
02:43I can't stand people that talk
02:45while they're like, you know,
02:48at a like buying goods over a counter
02:50and there's other people waiting
02:51and they have a conversation about something
02:53that's just like,
02:55and I know this is all like silly stuff.
02:57It's such like, you know,
02:59I understand that I am probably more of the problem here,
03:02but yeah, those kind of things,
03:05those little,
03:05they're like little pet peeves
03:07that make me irrationably angry.
03:11I thought that you in LA
03:13seen when you are stuck in traffic,
03:16Lala made me believe it.
03:18So, okay.
03:20Do you believe that nice guys are dangerous?
03:27Yeah, I do.
03:28I reckon.
03:29I mean, yeah,
03:31I mean, I wouldn't describe myself as a nice guy.
03:33So I think it's probably important
03:34to watch out for the ones that are,
03:36you can't be trusted.
03:39No one wants to be a nice guy.
03:43Okay.
03:43Thank you so much.
03:44Bye.
03:45Thank you.
03:45Thanks, Valentina.
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