Maia Reficco & Fernando Lindez Talk Chemistry, Bad First Impressions, Messi and ‘The Last Sunrise’

“I think the biggest privilege as an actor I think I can ever ask for is to both professionally and and personally be fulfilled... but at the same time, there's this fine line when when playing a character of understanding how much of yourself you're giving to that character and how much of that character you're keeping for yourself.”

“It's like the Olympics of theater... it requires a level of dedication in terms of lifestyle mostly that kind of trumps anything else that I've ever done.”

“We're very we're very similar in a couple, but we're also very different in others... I think that uncomfortableness was actually quite helpful for that initial getting to know each other and find our dynamic within one another for the characters.”

“I feel like we build like a like a very healthy and transparent um love... I don't feel like we don't see that nowadays you know especially in movies where there is this kind of characters that are into this kind of stereotypes... where is the the bad guy with these toxic behaviors.”