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Why 'La bola negra' should be shown in schools: Carlos González and Milo Quifes on the film's powerful message for younger generations

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00:00Art and culture are a place to open conversation
00:06about things
00:07that need to talk
00:10and this film is a clear example
00:12of education.
00:16I think there is to put this film in the college, in the college, that would be good.
00:21I think it is important to know where we are and how we can get to where we are.
00:26It is important to be fighting for what we are fighting,
00:32making the movies that we are doing
00:34and defending day to day
00:37the ideas that we have in our own identity.
00:39Yes, I think it is very brave by our generation
00:43to open conversations uncomfortable.
00:45That also makes us...
00:51that we are a generation that suffers anxiety because yes,
00:56or that suffers mental health because yes.
00:58No.
00:58I think there is a courage and a valentia
01:00in opening things uncomfortable
01:02and in changing patterns
01:06that we have been arrasting
01:08from a long time and years ago.
01:10For me, what I have surprised,
01:11I have never seen a film,
01:13I have surprised how everyone knows
01:16what they are thinking
01:18on the other side,
01:18how they communicate between them
01:20without telling them
01:20without saying anything.
01:21How they all are allowed
01:23because they are irresistible
01:24by the movie
01:24and because they trust in the project.
01:27So there is a function there
01:28and a respect to those actors,
01:30the silence
01:31and the work of each other.
01:33That's why, for example,
01:34I have to take care of the nerves
01:35when the next day,
01:36I have to be like,
01:37I want to be like them.
01:39I want to be the same as they are.
01:42IMPLICADOS.
01:43Because the ability that have Javis is to create a magical atmosphere in the set.
01:50And that makes you, as actor, enter in the journey easily.

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