Wagner Moura

There are things going on for sure.

There are things going on.

There are things going on.

Everywhere.

All the dimensions.

I don't know what it is.

Well, I think theater is, you know, I see many similarities between the liturgy of theater and of some religion, especially Catholic religion.

I think that

When a play starts, you're commanding some sort of ritual there.

Because you're saying those same words every day, but differently.

As a priest would go up there and say parts of the Bible.

There is a liturgy where he holds the cross and he takes the wine and he gives the...

I think that the sacrament, when you repeat a gesture and you repeat an action for many, many, many, many, many times, those actions they gain

meaning and they gain like and they and the ritual of it creates the ritual the ritual it can change it can change throughout time and your perception of of the ritual can change but but it's meaningful there is there and you find different meanings of it but it's uh

It gets harder.

amazing.

It gets like, it's like, because it's interesting because you feel like, oh, it's the same words, so it's going to be the same thing.

No.

Every day is different because every day you discover something different to those things.

Every day you're like, and your colleague is going to throw something different to you.