The writer Milena Busquets He has just published ‘The sweet existence’a kind of diary of your visits to the filming of the film ‘This will also happen’directed by Maria Ripoll. The film, which opens in cinemas on May 9, adapts its successful homonymous novel, which he wrote after the loss of his mother, Esther Tusquetsone of the great editors of this country. The interpreters Marina Salas, Carlos Cuevas y Susi Sánchez They head the cast.
In ‘Cultures 2’program available at RTVE Play, Milena Busquets reflects on how her form of Live the duel And ensures that almost every day he remembers his mother. “I think there are penalties, the deepest penalties, which are somehow there and will always be,” he says. “The duels are not overcome, we must not overcome them, they are our scars,” he continues.
The film adaptation of ‘This will also happen’
In ‘This will also happen’, Milena Busquets told how the protagonist, inspired by herself, reaffirmed after the his mother’s death. However, despite the personal that the novel was, the author did not want to read the movie script To give its approval: “I was very clear from the beginning that a movie is a movie and that my book will always be there. I did not want to become the typical Cascarrabias writer who takes a movie from them and they start to complain, because theirs was more great. I think it’s a bit mean.”
In fact, Busquets had no interest in Visit the filmingsince he was in full promotion of his previous book, ‘General essay’, but immediately was down by the magnitude of a film production. “My little son wants to make cinema and told me why we didn’t do a cameo. I wrote to Maria [Ripoll]I sent some photos of ours, in plan, we are not very ugly, nor very handsome, I do not know if we will fit … and he told me that delighted, ”he says between laughs.
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“Marina Salas had stolen my laughter“
Already on the first visit to the filming of ‘This will also happen’, in Cadaqués, Milena Busquets was very clear that there was a book. What is now ‘the sweet existence’: “I found it so incredible… Marina [Salas] He was pronouncing phrases written by me, they put him pequitas, because I am very freckled, and laughter. I had stolen my laugh. I told her that I had to return it to me and she told me that I would do it at the end of the filming. ”
Finally, Tania Sarrias and the writer joke about the possible pilgrimage that will be in the town of the Costa Brava This summer after the premiere of the film, as also happened with some readers of the novel.
