I’ve gotta say, I had no idea
there were some of the fetishes out there like people attracted to vomiting! You know
what? Neither did I. (laughs)
And it’s funny doing a film like
this because you realize there
are a lot more people interested
in that than you thought there
were. On the whole, people
have been very appreciative.
There haven’t been as many
fetish-oriented things coming
down the line as I thought there
might be. People have been responding to the artfulness of the
film and the metaphors that lie
within the whole piece. That, in
itself, has been a bit of a surprise
because it’s not a run-of-the-mill
everyday film.
The film challenges the viewer in many ways. There is a lot
to the story that you have to
piece together. It’s part of the
storytelling that Saul (Pincus)
has chosen to use here. ConsidMay 2015
ering that a lot of the film is silent in its own way, he’s inviting
people into the lives of these
characters and into the world of
the film. So, perhaps you have
to work for it. You have to place
yourself in that world and go for
the ride. If you’re not willing to
do that, I don’t think you’re going to enjoy the film at all and
you’ll miss a lot of the beautiful
things about it.
Your character has to be
attracted to Armen during
several rather disgusting
scenes including him ravaging
through a ton of food. How
difficult were those scenes for
you? Knickoy Robinson did such
an amazing job portraying that.
I think in those moments, the
actor part of myself is recognizing that you’re working with this
person who is truly going the
distance and is committed to the
process. Cindy is such a strange
character; if you don’t commit
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