00:00I don't watch action movies actually, I mean I like variety, I like doing different things, I just did a
00:07play on Broadway, Eugene O'Neill's The Iceman, Cometh, I like moving around, I like different...
00:13For you?
00:14Yeah, you know, I would get bored just doing one type of film, that doesn't interest me, and I like
00:25acting in movies, I like directing movies, I like producing movies, I like acting on stage.
00:30It's very rare to find today a Hollywood movie, an American movie in which the protagonist fight for a woman
00:39with whom has only a friendship, has relationship, doesn't have a relationship of love.
00:51I know.
00:53Why?
00:54I don't know, we need that.
00:57Well, when this film starts, we see that he's more in relationships with people, not love yet, I think he's
01:06still in love with his wife, and he hasn't gotten over the loss of his wife.
01:16Well, you know, this movie is about justice, certainly about justice, but it's also about helping other people in more
01:27ways than just violence, right?
01:29That we have to take care of each other, help each other, talk to each other, be patient with each
01:34other, be urgent to save one another if necessary.
01:40But it's also about, as an individual, we all have a past, we all have demons, we all have to
01:47face our past.
01:48That's what the storm, the metaphor of the storm is about that, going home across the bridge to a storm.
01:55It's like a lot of times, we don't want to go back to all the things that make us who
01:59we are.
02:00He didn't want to face the loss of his wife, he hasn't gone home and made peace with it yet.
02:05You have to make peace with your past.
02:07I've just look to hear them all the pull and pass back in Matthew!
02:07He was doing patience here.
02:08I'll come again.
02:08If we all are waiting the right feet again.
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