00:27This is Tim Wassberg from Fest Track on Surf TV.
00:29I'm here in Toronto, Ontario for the Toronto Film Festers.
01:00I'm here in Toronto, Ontario for the Toronto Film Festers.
02:01I'm here in Toronto, Ontario for the Toronto Film Festers.
02:24She has so many different things she's dealing with, but you physically manifested different between your son, Eric, and your
02:32son, earlier, and the artificial son.
02:35You talked about movement and physicality and more informing emotionality.
02:41My son, my son, my son, my son.
02:55My son, my son, my son.
03:01My son, my son, my son, my son.
03:08My son, my son, my son.
03:10My son, my son, my son.
03:19My son, my son.
03:25My son, my son.
03:37How did you look like?
03:41Do you often use it?
03:51Do you think I can't escape the scene?
03:55I don't know what to do with the scene
03:56I don't know what to do with the scene
03:58I don't know what to do with the scene
03:58I think that
04:00I had a long time
04:04I had a long time
04:04I had a crime
04:07I was a little bit of a crime and a lot of bad things.
04:14So I was just not able to get out of it, but I just felt like I was just a
04:20son of a
04:22feeling that I was feeling like I was feeling like a kid.
04:24And I was just a accident and I was just a kid.
04:32So I was just a kid.
04:37I felt like I had to come to the end of my own.
04:42I was rather happy to come to my mom and I came to the end of it.
04:47But I had to come to my mom and I didn't think I had to come to my mom.
04:58The style of the way I was...
05:00He's a father.
05:11I think all humans have a certain kind of power to have an understanding of what I think.
05:19I think it's important that we recognize all kinds of power.
05:25Well, I don't think that's a lot of people in society, but I think it's a lot of people in
05:35my life.
05:35But we can't have a lot of people in society that we can't have the same.
05:41and that's the same thing that we can't find the same thing.
05:45It's because we can't do anything,
05:49but we can't do anything else.
05:54We can't do anything.
05:56Here's the person who's been married in Lyo Sonu,
06:02he's a child's daughter's daughter and her daughter's daughter,
06:06and she's a daughter's daughter,
06:08two kinds of things.
06:11But actually,
06:12Ryo Sonu is now
06:149 years ago,
06:16he was a son of his son's
06:19daughter's daughter's daughter's daughter.
06:22So,
06:22that's why
06:24he said
06:26she's my daughter's daughter.
06:28He's also
06:29another daughter's daughter's daughter.
06:32He's got a dream
06:33to get a dream.
06:34In fact,
06:36these things are very
06:38unpleasant,
06:39human beings,
06:42and human beings.
06:47I think it's a lovey
06:48part of our human beings.
06:49I think it's a lovey part.
06:50I've never felt like
06:58She's very stable.
07:00And yet, she's primal.
07:02She has unrequited love for her son.
07:05And yet, she needs to survive.
07:08That's the push and pull.
07:09Could you talk about
07:10that push and pull within the character
07:12of wanting to protect
07:14versus wanting to survive?
07:15That's identity too.
07:17The picture of the character
07:19of the character
07:19of the character.
07:19the character
07:20of the character.
07:22I think it's a kind of
07:23that you can't see.
07:29I think it's not like
07:42때문에 아마 류소영은 자기 자체였을 거예요, 아들이.
07:47그래서 사실은 그 ai의 아들을 만나지만 아침에 눈을 뜰 때는 굉장히 공허한
07:53눈으로 눈을 뜨거든요.
07:55그것도 제가 거기에 좀 의미를 많이 담긴 했는데 그 의미 자체가 안경
08:01을 쓰고 아들을 매일 만나고 웃고는 있지만 사실 영혼은 죽은 아들 그
08:08시점에서 좀 많이 빠져나갔다는 그런 생각을 하고 그 의도를 갖고서
08:13연기를 했던 거였었거든요.
08:15그래서 새로운 아들을 만났을 때 어려운 연기였고 어려운 감정이고
08:25류소영이 어려운 선택이었지만 아마 두 아들을 다 지켜내는 방법이라고
08:31생각을 했던 것 같아요.
08:32제가 생각할 때는 물론 결말이 비극적 이긴 하지만 이 아이를 더
08:39나쁘게 만들기 전에 둘 다 내가 할 수 있는 한에서 지켜내는 방법
08:50이지 않았을까 생각합니다.
08:52내 아들은 너 하나야, 선우야.
08:58원래 그렇지는 않은 것 같고요.
09:02그렇게 납치되고 나서 원래는 굉장히 착한 아들이고 밝은 아들이기
09:08때문에 원래 그런 걸 가지고 태어났다고 생각하지 않고 그런 납치되고 나서
09:16그래서 이렇게 친구들을 이렇게 살인을 저지르게 되면서 거기서
09:24뭔가 큰 변화가 생겨서 그렇게 컸지 않았을까 생각이 드네요.
09:31원래는 굉장히 착한 아이입니다.
09:33그 다음 영상에서 만나요.
09:46그 다음 영상에서 만나요.
