Josh Safdie

So the games, I imagine, I hope the games are really engaging and entertaining.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I love the Guinness Book of World Records.

I've always loved it.

I was fascinated with that.

when I was a kid.

Cause it's amazing.

Cause you'd be like, wow, some of this guy's the best at this thing.

He can hold his breath for three and a half minutes while like balancing a ball on his head.

You know, there's something really beautiful about the desire to have a place in the sun basically.

a car like and everybody and then dreams in particular are fascinating to me because they're and i told the story kind of like a heist film you know it's it's but it's like dreams as heists you're like trying to control your own fate and uh i think that kind of adds to a little bit level of suspense it's like you're watching somebody you know

His dream is totally ridiculous to 99.9% of the people he meets.

And every moment that people do not buy into his dream or, and every moment he fails is approbation to them.

So it's like the whole, every time he gets set back in the movie, I think what I like to hear is people really feel that.

And it adds a level of tension to it, but it's about a guy who really just wants to be the greatest table tennis player, which doesn't really get him.

Well, you have to give somebody, I think love is more important than likability.

And I, I believe that those moments that you are connecting with him are, are kind of pure and they are because they're pure.

They have a feeling of love attached to them.

Like liking is more of a casual thing.