‘The Room Next Door’ | Anatomy of a Scene

I’m Pedro Almodóvar. I’m the director of “The Room Subsequent Door.” We’re in the midst of the story. The 2 major characters, performed by Julianne Moore and Tilda Swinton. They’re very shut buddies and Martha, Tilda, determined to go to a spot near Woodstock simply to spend the final weeks of her life “It’s a lot extra lovely than within the images.” And it’s an exquisite Edward Hopper image. And likewise it’s vital for the story as a result of they exit to the backyard and so they discovered the bushes. The birds. “Do you hear them?” “Isn’t that fantastic?” And likewise the garden chair. “And we are able to lie within the solar like within the Hopper, and catch the night breeze.” This is essential for me. That is the place precisely the place Martha, Tilda, goes to die. So it’s like, that lounge chair. It’s ready for her. And since it’s going to be the final word place the place she’s going to relaxation. “Do you thoughts if I take this one?” “After all not. It’s your own home.” “This one’s a bit of small. I’m going to look downstairs.” “All proper.” “I’m going to take this one.” “O.Ok.?” “Excellent.” “You don’t thoughts that I’m not within the room subsequent door?” “I can hear you breathe and yell.” “O.Ok.!” “Right here we go.” “Let’s get you unpacked.”