Nahuel Pérez Biscayart & Arnaud Valois - 120 BPM Exclusive Interview
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Stefan Pape interviews Nahuel Pérez Biscayart & Arnaud Valois about their film BPM (Beats Per Minute), France's Foreign Language entry in the Oscars race.
Nathan is a young man who joins an AIDS activist group in 1990s Paris. As he attends the weekly meetings, he learns that some members prefer a more radical approach to their protests.
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Their English is so good 😭
Great insightful actors. Merci Messieurs!
I absolutely recommend this movie, I was there, I am still here, most of my friends and lovers are not.
First time Nahuel came into my radar was when I accidentally get to watch Persian Lessons the other evening when I was channel hopping and this incredible film popped up. Wasn’t supposed to be interested as it’s about Nazis and WWII and then this actor and the other brilliant actor he interacted with as they were the main characters in the film where doing their scenes and I was hooked and have to restart the film. So in case like me you wanted to see Nahuel in a more recent film I highly recommend the phenomenal Persian Lessons.
Love the way they look to each other before answer.
I really love this movie, it really touch me, indeed. I think that if today we can live with HIV we have to say thank you to those people that fought in those years for cure and political attention.
I really understand what Nahuel was saying about the indifference you get when you are into social issues. It's like there is an awareness of so many issues today, so it is hard to pick on and focus your entire energy on that. So you default to doing a little bit (signing petitions) for a lot of causes.
Unless you are extremely passionate about one cause, or if it is a big force in your life and affects you, then you will choose to focus on that. I assume that for the people living through the AIDS crisis, it was all-consuming in many areas of your life, so you had to do something about it.
He asks questions that u wouldn't ask actors if you knew some...Really silly questions
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