Hello. Good? Really good, thanks.
So the second a Wes Anderson film starts, you know,
instantly it's a Wes Anderson film. Is that the case on set?
Does it feel when you get there like you're stepping into Wes Anderson's world?
Yes, yes. Yes, yes.
Yes, because he's very he's
a he's very visual and he's an astute artist.
And so every yeah, every detail has been
a thought, thought, thought of.
And and yeah, he's
very he's very precise
because he's a director, that he has such
a committed collection of actors who star in all of his movies.
And all that tells me is that people just obviously really enjoy working for him.
What is it that makes it such an enjoyable experience?
And do you hope to join that collective and work with him again one day?
Yes. Yes. It really feels like a family, you know.
So when we shot in Angoulême, we.
We had those dinners every night and where we had
passionate conversations and we spoke about like cinema, art and
everything that had to and all that.
And it's true that it's it's it's it's it's it's a very special experience.
It's not like making, you know, a. A
random film, it's really
you feel that you are liked with someone when you are with Wes.
I mean, you have the feeling that you you...
You you you share like a very
a very, very, very
special experience, I mean.
It's... he's he's extremely.
Sorry, I'm repeating myself.
He's very passionate, but also very cultured and
being around him.
You like it feels like you learn a lot
about like, yeah, about cinema and it's it's rich. I mean, it's.
It's. It is it is very interesting.
I mean, the film is very much a kind of celebration of good writing
and good journalism, which in the modern kind of social media age, where
everything is so condensed, feels like a lost art.
And are you much of a reader?
You're frozen specifically.
Sorry, you're Stefan, you first, but you're back, you're back.
I'm good. I'm sorry.
No, I was asking because obviously I feel like the film is a celebration
of kind of good journalism, which feels like a bit of a lost industry.
Yes. And are you much of a reader or are you as guilty as kind of
needing and only taking such small and kind of quick information?
And I do. But these days I'm so it's always on Twitter or quick.
And that's that's a real problem. That's a real problem.
Now, I feel that the digital world has become like more important
than the real world.
I try to I mean, I have the same problem.
I'm too much on my phone.
But I try to avoid certain.
So I was saying that I try to avoid certain things.
For example, I don't have social media.
I don't have I mean, I don't have any apps, which is weird.
And I'm really I don't feel very comfortable with the modern world.
I need in a way, I need to protect myself from from it.
And so, yeah, I like to read.
But but I wish I could read more.
Yeah. Yeah, yeah, I think I need to take a leaf out of your book.
I spend too much time on Twitter, I think.
Thank you so much. And best of luck with it.
Thank you. Thank you.