Joel & Nash Edgerton – Gringo
Kiko Martinez
“I wanted to show that kindness and goodness can win out over greed.”
“I wanted to show that kindness and goodness can win out over greed.”
“I wouldn’t go down without a fight! I would have to believe I could survive.”
“We were beat up and soaking wet and hanging upside down in harnesses.”
“[The film] is about idealizing things but then eventually settling down and realizing what is beautiful and what is real.”
“I think Greta’s writing is so great. I felt this girl’s essence through the page. It was really smart dialogue.”
“We have this perspective that the lion is Simba, the elephant is Dumbo.”
“It’s starting to get so loud that [studios] can no longer not hear us. There’s becoming a demand for [diversity].”
“I wasn’t nervous because in my head I kept thinking, ‘If I make this really normal, I won’t mess up.'”
“It’s a positive image that I want people to see of Latinos in Hollywood because that’s my reality.”
“I’m a firm believer that you should create what you want and do what you want.”
“I feel like I’m part of a growing movement of strong Latinas. It’s a new era and a very exciting one.”
“We knew that we weren’t making a wonderful film, but we never thought anyone would see it.”