Clare Dunne

Yeah.

Like, it was weird.

It was like going around with this like thing that you're like, sorry, I feel like my eye caught the camera there.

But I just mean, sorry, that's a real actuary thing.

Sorry, my eye caught the camera.

You can wave.

Hello.

I felt strange, like a person knowing I had this thing going around inside me the whole time.

And yet I wasn't homeless, but I was pretty...

like low on money so there was just phases where yeah I was kind of like living with family or like kind of moving around a bit but the weirdest thing was like I knew I had this thing and this was good because it was like a little bit of an inner anchor probably shouldn't have been my inner anchor should be myself but for a while

It was the film because it kept me a bit sane.

It kept me creative.

I kept researching, kept meeting people, kept interviewing people.

And it was because for self is so about home.

It was like in that time, I realized that home was also, it's not just a physical space.

It's also like an idea and it's a feeling and it's a choice.

And it's a thing that's a bit more, it can be sometimes a little bit less tangible than you think, you know?

So I must have had to learn that in order to do that role.

I don't know.

Yeah.