Clare Dunne

It's like you realize as you go on life, you're like, oh, the thing I'm seeking is actually a feeling.

It doesn't necessarily have to be produced by outer conditions making that happen.

It does help, though, if you have food, shelter, water, I guess, like some basics.

It's like I think we all hope for more of that in the world.

But I yeah, I feel like I definitely could agree with you there.

I don't know why, but I wrote this, I found this note in it, in an iPhone note thing.

And it was something that I wrote in the couple of months just after filming herself.

And I was like, I'm not even sure what home means in the physical sense anymore.

It's people, it's now, it's love, it's connection, it's whatever's best for your, I don't know, highest, most authentic, truest self.

And eventually you land and then you land again.

And then I wrote another note, which must have come from another moment, but I wrote like land value is not created by the land owner.

It's created by the people around it and how they're in tandem with it.

So I was clearly coming down off the high of the film in Bali at that point.

That's what I was doing.

Doing a yoga course in Bali with my film money.

Exactly.

I mean, come on.

What a fucking privilege.

But yeah, I don't know if that really answers anything, actually.

Yeah, which most of the producer people were doing more than me.