Raúl

I could speak with my therapist in the comfort of my home.

Yes, I think the emotional scenes are very strong in this movie and I think it's because we're at the beginning of such a complicated process.

All the technology and the wonders come after we do our job.

Jim has written these scenes, but he doesn't control them rigidly.

He wants us to enter this empty space and find the path of the characters in the deepest and sincerest way possible.

and it's completely open for us to discover it.

It's not protective with the language if we start improvising.

So it's the purest acting experience I've had in the cinema because we don't worry about technology.

We have a small camera here, but you forget about it.

It's like a very early theatrical rehearsal where you enter and the director is right there.

You're just exploring the scenes.

We talk about the scenes, yes, but I feel that it is the volume, in the magic of the volume, where the characters really take on life and guide us.

I think the most exciting thing has to do with knowing more about these characters.

The whole season is about that expansion.

It's almost like a DLC, a downloadable content from a video game.

It's a real expansion that allows the public to see everything that this world still has to offer.

That's what excites me the most, because it makes everything much more complicated.

From the first season, we leave clues and signs, but in the second we learn much more about what is really happening.

Well, for us it was like this, I'm a big fan of the original movie, like you, we grew up with it, you don't want to touch that original material, you don't want to redo something, you don't want to restart it.

So, my partner Kevin and I thought about the idea of making a movie about four friends who try to fulfill their childhood dream.