Tell us something about your shooting. What pleasantly surprised you?
Shooting "Trapped" at the New York Film Academy in LA was an incredible experience. What pleasantly surprised me was the dedication and creativity of the cast and crew. Their enthusiasm and commitment elevated the project.
For what group of spectators is your film targeted?
"Trapped" is designed to appeal to a broad audience interested in narratives that explore the consequences of one's actions, the concept of destiny, and the interplay between personal choice and fate.
Why should distributors buy your film?
Distributors should consider "Trapped" for its distinctive storyline, captivating visuals, and the universal appeal of its thematic elements. It offers a fresh perspective on karma and consequences, making it a valuable addition to any film catalog.
How would you specify your work? What characterizes your film?
"Trapped" is characterized by its philosophical depth, visual innovation, and the seamless integration of storytelling elements. It challenges traditional narrative structures and engages the audience through its unique concept and execution.
Why did you decide to become a filmmaker?
Filmmaking, for me, is a powerful medium to communicate ideas, emotions, and perspectives. It provides a platform to explore creativity, challenge perceptions, and connect with audiences on a profound level. I was drawn to filmmaking's ability to tell stories in a way that resonates and lingers.
Who is your role model?
My role models include filmmakers like Martin Scorsese, and Christopher Nolan, who inspire me with their ability to craft compelling narratives and push the boundaries of storytelling.
Which movies are your favorites? Why?
Movies like "The Shawshank Redemption", "The Godfather." and "Cinema Paradiso" are favorites of mine due to their thought-provoking narratives and innovative storytelling techniques.
Where do you look for inspiration for your films?
Inspiration often comes from life experiences, literature, art, and the diverse cultures and stories that surround us. Observing the human condition and exploring its nuances serve as constant sources of inspiration.
Which topics interest you the most?
I am particularly drawn to themes that explore the complexities of human relationships, existential questions, and the interplay between destiny and personal choices.
What do you consider your greatest achievement in your career?
Winning over 85 international awards and nominations for my work has been a significant achievement. Each recognition reaffirms my commitment to storytelling and the craft of filmmaking, and the most important reward is the gratifying to see the film resonate with audiences.
