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The increasing presence of women in films, in front of and behind the camera, is a reality in which the American actress Sandra Bullock is convinced that she can not go back and that is why she proclaims that "the bad is here to stay" .
The conversation revolves around a Berlin hotel about its latest film, "Bird Box" directed by Danish Susanne Bier. an hour after lunch and Bullock (Arlington, USA, 1964) wants to clarify things.
"The bad stays, I said, I said bad!" repeated amused by questions about the recent career of women in the cinema, since the diffusion of the pressures that many of them have exerted on the sector.
"We are not going anywhere to be level and it will be comfortable and enjoyable, and everyone will play well in the same box, that's what I think will happen" says the actress with "Block" in "Speed" (1994) and winner of an Oscar for "The Blind Side" (2009).
"Women have always been here, we are not a temporary thing, we're here to stay, I can badure you I'm not going anywhere," he adds, while listening to the six minutes of interview allowed in these marathons of meetings with the media.
POTENTIAL OF STREAMING
The German capital arrives to speak of this work, a post-apocalyptic story in which he plays a woman and her two children trying to save themselves years after an invisible presence led to the suicide of almost all of society .
film produced by the audiovisual platform Netflix, which it plans to exhibit briefly and previously for a week in cinemas in Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco and London before December 21 are available at your service.
She says to herself "sure "That this coexistence between the material presented in the theaters and the one seen at home on the platform as the one produced by the movie Bier will remain.
"The changes always happen. Do not forget that we had black and white movies without sound then the sound came and everyone went crazy, we do not want no sound in the movies! ", he said.
And he says: "It's a wonderful thing for an actor to see that a streaming platform gives us these work opportunities (…) to create when before, the studios could not get as many movies as possible "with both hands and that one year. "
" I am delighted with the possibilities of work and how we are going to be able to create and I think that a balance will be produced in this vast world ", he adds.
Guarantees that in the world of cinema "there are a lot of actors" and that there will be "a shortage of people to be able to create with these instruments, such as Netflix or in the cinema as we know it . 19659002] As for the influence between the cinema created for traditional theaters and that seen in the living room of the house thinks it is given "in both directions". [19659002] "If you look at the quality of how movies are shot, how stories are told on platforms like Netflix, you realize are the kind of stories we had at the movies years and years ago. . But because it's hard to make people see them, they stopped doing them. "
" I think there are incredible professionals who are doing a great cinema for the platforms and then you can project them on the big screen. Look at "Roma", which is impressive "recalls the film produced by Netflix and directed by Mexican Alfonso Cuarón, with whom he had worked on" Gravity "(2013).
THE MEXICAN CONQUEST IN HOLLYWOOD
Mexicans start counting and do not stop and ask " what do they drink "in Mexico City so that there is a similar establishment of creators in his current cinema.
He declares not to know where is the reason for the success of the Mexicans in Hollywood:" I do not know , I only worked with one but it seems that we are conquering us or maybe only is Alfonso (Cuarón) and his group of friends "jokes-t-
It is clear that they are "a group of the most extraordinary filmmakers" and quote E Mueluel Lubezki, "El Chivo" triumphed as director of photography for his work in "The Revenant", "Birdman" and "Gr avity." "
" I do not know, do you have anything in the water in Mexico, is it something you eat? I do not understand it because they are all brilliant and they are all brilliant collaborators and visionaries and they flood all broadcast platforms knowing the type of material they want to talk about. "
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