Wagner Moura

having these experiences with, you know, with the deceased people through, like, mediums and all that.

So I grew up seeing this thing.

And in Brazil, from where I come from, there was this Afro-Brazilian religion that's really powerful and beautiful culturally.

extraordinary called Candomblé, which I love.

And I see it as a cultural beauty.

And also I can see the energies going on.

And Hamlet has this phrase that he says, like, there are more things beyond heaven and earth than we could, you know, that our brains can't, something like that, cannot, that our philosophy couldn't, can't even dream, something like that.

And I truly believe in these things.

And yes, I've experienced things.

Can you tell me something that felt close?

I was just doing theater in my hometown, Salvador, Bahia, three, four months ago.

And it's not all the time, but there is one moment, there's some moments on the stage that there is a connection.

Something happens, you know, something happens there.

And many artists will say like this, and it's not always, but there is a moment that's like, oh.

It's like there's something going on that's not from these.

And the third thing.

Yes, the third thing.

Exactly.

It's me, it's an actor, the audience, and this third thing, whatever that is, that it's divine.

Yeah.