00:00Is it depressing at all doing this movie?
00:02No. No, it was not depressing because you're going through it.
00:10As you read it, you go through it, you have moments of sadness and moments of despair.
00:15But you also have moments of happiness and a real bonding with the family and joy.
00:21And so you see a whole spectrum of a human condition before you.
00:27And as soon as it comes in, you let it go.
00:30And that's what I hope an audience watching Tangles will also feel.
00:35To go through the waves of their human experience.
00:39Shared in a dark room with all these strangers and watching something very human.
00:45Have you had any experience with Alzheimer's?
00:47Yeah, my mother had Alzheimer's.
00:49Yeah.
00:50And so I knew what that was like to step in.
00:56In fact, I think everybody in the cast has had experience with Alzheimer's.
01:03Close experiences.
01:06And so I knew what to expect for my character when it was diminishing.
01:13And to be able to then find those moments when my character is ultra vulnerable or strong or in denial.
01:28You're going through everything.
01:31And it doesn't progress naturally.
01:34You don't come from one to the next.
01:36Sometimes you regress.
01:37And you thought you were through your anger.
01:39Nope, not yet.
01:40And you go back into it.
01:42And then you go through it again.
01:43And you're sideways.
01:44And it really takes you for a loop.
01:47But it is very human.
01:50And I hope that people watching Tangles will appeal to its honesty and authenticity.
