On the competition in Karlovy Range, director Beata Parkanová will current her third movie, Světýlka. “It’s a nice honor for me that we could be right here with the movie Světýlka in the primary competitors this 12 months. Filming with Beata Parkanová was actually lovely and it is a stupendous story,” says actress Elizaveta Maximová. Actress Martina Jindrová additionally described in an interview for Radiožurnál how she handled the matters of bullying and faculty shootings within the sequence TBH.
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Moderators Hanka Shánělová and Pavel Sladký with actresses Elizaveta Maximová and Martina Jindrová | Photograph: Martina Sedláková | Supply: Czech Radio
What are the Lights? Beata Parkanová’s third function movie may be very connected to the kid protagonist from that perspective. You play her mother. How would you characterize the movie? Our listeners have not had the prospect to see the movie but, the world premiere is tomorrow…
Elizaveta Maximová (EM): It is a cozy, lovely movie, a movie actually from the viewpoint of a six-year-old woman. We spend someday along with her as a viewer, when she is along with her grandparents and along with her dad and mom, however she perceives that one thing is occurring within the household. It is a film that actually takes you again to your childhood.
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Taking pictures TBH was distinctive. I’m afraid that I cannot expertise it for a very long time, admits Martina Jindrová. Hearken to the total interview
The best way it is shot, even that digital camera solely goes with the primary character, so we joked with Martin Finger, who performs the grandfather, that we now have two performing positions: stomach bulging and stomach pulled. Mia Bankó, who performs little Amálka, is an distinctive youngster actress as a result of she pulls off your entire movie and is gorgeous in it.
Elizaveta, did you go to see how the director portrayed your character? How did you prefer it?
EM: Beata Parkanová talks rather a lot about her household in her movies, I’m honored that she entrusted me with the position of her mom. Then after I noticed the movie, it was very intimate and really private for me.
How lengthy did you talk about the position? What particulars did you go into?
EM: My line there’s like this… I do not wish to reveal. (laughs) However the mom has a giant determination to make in entrance of her, which she is coping with all through the movie, however the background that Beata instructed me earlier than we began capturing – she is the character of Irena, who’s a glass employee who received pregnant and received married very early age. And by the point her daughter is six years outdated, she feels caught in a small city and needs extra from life. I feel it is a actually laborious dilemma.
‘On the identical boat’
Let’s transfer on to sequence like TBH, to be trustworthy. It is a movie that was created in a really younger crew across the director, screenwriter and dramaturg Lucie Kajánková, with whom you might have collaborated, Martina, a number of instances. What was the collaboration like on this sequence and why did you get into it?
Martina Jindrová (MJ): She was nice and intense, we filmed it on the time of covid, so for this chance, once we are in a bunch of about ten individuals and create for a month and a half intensively in Brno, and we do not have to go to the present, it was distinctive.
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I am afraid I will not dwell it for a very long time. You then focus solely on this, you do not have your head within the different 4 theaters and X performances. For us, it was most likely the primary massive factor we might executed, with few exceptions, so we had been all in the identical boat.
It is a film the place bullying is handled, there is a faculty capturing, so fairly heavy themes…
MJ: Sadly, at this time it has develop into extra related right here, we in some way didn’t count on that. It was difficult, however we additionally had a very long time to arrange, which was additionally uncommon.
How a lot of you does Nessa, your character, have? Would you might have reacted the identical means within the conditions you had been uncovered to?
MJ: It is sharp, however it’s most likely part of me after I got here to the fitness center and I in some way wished to guard myself in opposition to the bullying I skilled on the base. So I began to be so sharp too. That is most likely my a part of me. However I would not react like that to conditions at this time. He is received much more guts than me.
Martina, what was probably the most emotionally demanding position you’ve got ever performed, be it within the theater, on the radio, or in a film?
MJ: I feel Johana. I, Johan*a is the title of the manufacturing. It’s fairly emotionally demanding for me, regardless that it’s largely performed with a sure distance, typically even Brechtian, however on the identical time she goes via a stage the place she is locked up in jail and everybody hates her, that may be a bit difficult. However I feel that every character has a number of new feelings that you do not count on.
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I requested this as a result of do actors and actresses want a psychologist or psychotherapist? They modify roles, they place themselves mentally in an area the place they expertise typically disagreeable issues, massive themes, they modify one factor after one other… Is a psychotherapist a good suggestion for actors and actresses?
EM: I’m a giant supporter of psychotherapy and I feel it’s actually wanted. Sadly, there’s nonetheless a stigma in society that somebody who doesn’t know learn how to take care of it on their very own, or that they’re a weak, unusual individual, goes to a psychologist.
However on the identical time, psychotherapy is precisely the identical remedy as physiotherapy. It’s higher to return there earlier than an acute downside. For me, psychotherapy is important at work. On the identical time, there are such a lot of performing strategies that assist you to get out of the characters.
What are Elizaveta Maximová and Martina Jindrová’s performing rituals? Why do viewers like miniseries a lot? And what challenges do the actors give one another, which they then attempt to “smuggle” into the movies? Hearken to your entire interview within the recording at the start of the article.
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