Tilda Swinton candidly shared at the Venice Film Festival that she's unafraid of death, stating her lifelong awareness of its inevitability shaped her perspective on life.
Almodóvar remarked that "The Room Next Door" helped him process his complex feelings about death, emphasizing that life is a diminishing resource with each passing day.
The film, according to Swinton, explores themes of self-determination regarding life and death, representing an empowering narrative about choosing one's own fate.
Almodóvar passionately condemned anti-immigration policies and climate change denial, framing these issues within the broader context of human rights and the moral responsibilities of society.
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