Andrea Arnold presents ‘Bird’, with her team, in Cannes

Cannes (France), May 17 (EFE).- The British Andrea Arnold presented her film ‘Bird’ this Friday in Cannes, an “organic” adventure, as she herself described it, which started from a single image, that of “a tall, thin man, with a long penis, standing on … a roof.” “I didn’t know if it was good or bad or what it was,” the filmmaker, known for her realistic and artless cinema, in which nature always plays an important role, explained in a press conference. IMAGES: EDGAR SAPIÑA INCLUDES STATEMENTS FROM THE FILM’S DIRECTOR, ANDREA ARNOLD AND THE ACTOR, BARRY KEOGHAN. TRANSLATION: “It’s an idea that started from a single image, that of a tall, thin man, with a long penis, standing on a roof. I didn’t know if it was good or bad or what it was, if it was an alien, but from there I started.” “Andrea is… I mean, I’ve been saying in interviews since 2014 that I wanted to work with Andrea, I’ve said it once. and again (…) And suddenly the opportunity arose.” “In terms of growing up in Summerhill, yes there are a lot of similarities in the working class, a lot of things that remind me of home… There are a lot of similarities that I can “Because I think the movie is like an adventure, you don’t know where you’re going but at some point you have to let go and get into that adventure. And I trusted that, even though it was complicated and we had a lot of challenges in this movie, but I was open to doing things differently because the movie spoke to me and I had to respond in a certain way and, for example, using flashbacks was One way to do it was like finding a kind of internal language.