(Speaking Spanish)
And I'm here with Robin Wright.
And today, we will ask each other anything.
That was great.
How did you find me?
You were in my path.
Between the two of us, who do you think would survive
best off the grid, you or me?
Robin.
No.
Oh, she-- she could survive in--
in planet Mars.
You know-- yeah.
I don't agree.
I think you would survive off the grid much more productively
than me.
You know why?
I'm so scared of being alone in nature.
It's really scary!
It is.
It is very scary.
It's a pretty country, ain't it?
Tribal lands.
It's not a good idea to be out here without a vehicle.
DEMIÁN BICHIR: I know that you spend most of the shooting
up there in your trailer.
Did that help you not only in logistics,
but to build your character?
Without question.
We were living the movie we were shooting.
To-- to be up on that mountain behind the cabin at base camp,
to not depart and go back to the city, and hear cars,
and horns, and trains, and--
just living in the elements, you become much more aware
of every animal, insect, wind, different wind
in that tree versus that tree.
So it became very specific--
nature as a character.
You know, as soon as I read in the script
that there is some snow, that there is some winter in it,
I really think about it twice, because I'm a tropical fish.
So I'm not really--
I don't function properly under severe circumstances.
So you're not able to share what you're
feeling with other people.
Can I ask a personal question about, you know,
your cooking skills?
Oh no--
Because I remember you said, oh, I'm well-prepared.
I have my tortillas with me.
And I'm like, whoa, hello!
I knew you were Mexican somehow, you know?
There was something there.
What is it exactly, your signature tortilla dish?
I am--
I eat tacos, I think, six days a week.
I'm not kidding.
Then I realized--
That's great.
--you're really just spending a lot of money going
to Frida's every single day.
So I had started making my own tacos, and my own guacamole,
and my-- I love it.
Mexican food is my favorite food of all time, that's why.
Hello!
Yeah.
Well, I don't blame you.
But I was born in Texas, very close to Mexico.
I'm sure, you know, the way you approach your characters,
and the way you approach this film
as a director and producer, I'm sure you like the real thing.
So I'm sure your tacos are way better than any Texan taco.
I'm gonna go with your answer, Demián.
I'm going with that one.
You know, one might wonder how someone like
you came to be in this place.
I'm not running from anyone.
Where did you surprise yourself the most when
you were directing yourself?
What is the one thing that you never suspected?
That-- that it was going to be so easy.
I thought-- yeah.
I think I suffer more as an actor than as a director.
So you become like, a-- like, a--
like, everyone's psychologist, right?
That's exactly it!
Because everybody has a problem, right?
Yeah.
You personally, what were your-- your fears, you know?
Did you have any nightmares prior to, you know,
initiating the whole thing?
Oh, I had so many nightmares about it.
There's no way I'm going to be able to get the movie I
saw in my head in 29 days.
Well, you didn't-- you didn't look scared.
You looked like-- like you've done it--
like you've done a million films in 29 days, you know?
It was-- it was beautiful to watch.
Have you thought about what you want your life to be now?