“Sometimes we forget the impermanent quality of life”

The big screen has been infatuated with her this 2025. to the premiere of Myocardiumin the month of January, now follows that of This will also happen – Since today, in Salas – and, on June 13, the ESMORZA AMB MI (breakfast with me). “It is wonderful, what happens is that they are projects in which there is always a delay between wheels and people see them. It seems that you have done it at the same time, that everything is followed, but it is not like that, ”he says. Be it, Marina Salas (Cornellá de Llobregat, 1988) is on a film and series streak. His latest television work has been I, addicted In Disney Plus+.

But now it is time to talk about Blanca and her particular grief process for the loss of a mother on whom she still supports and with whom she still believes. It also has to talk about Cadaqués and the family home where the protagonist decides to take refuge during the summer, to try to close her hole in the soul.

The screen has been infatuated with Marina Salas this 2025

Between wine glasses, boat exits and encounters with their lovers, Blanca learns to keep the memory of what has been lived and much learned. In This will also happendirected by María Ripoll and is built from the adaptation of the novel by Milena Busquets [que escribió, a modo de catarsis pública, a raíz de la muerte de su madre, la editora Esther Tusquets] A cheerful and bright reflex of a dissipated life shines. That of Blanca, who lives wonderfully Marina Salas.

What has this movie meant for you?

For me it has been almost a turning point for the work that has meant being in a 24 -hour shooting set, for five weeks. I had not faced before having to hold almost every plane of the film. That challenges you a lot and makes you understand the trade and experience of what is a filming, from another totally different point of view. I ever wish it in life to any actress or actor, because you learn a lot of what the collaborative trade that is cinema means. It has been a wonderful opportunity to be in that creative continuity, from the character, all the time. It has been a very important film for me.

Between the novel and the script, how did you approach work?

I started with the script because I had no previous link with the novel. It was very nice to discover how the book had helped many friends travel through a similar grievance process and that also made the book resignify. Although I had that material of the novel and the written script, I really liked being able to enter everything without any condition. In addition, the mother and daughter is such a universal link that, even if you have not gone through the loss of your mother, you will ever pass, or have passed through others. In the end, what the actors do is imagine possibilities, try to do experience there, in the set, every day.

Have you had to confront personal feelings?

It is very difficult to separate, the issue is where you work from. As soon as I read the novel, I empathized a lot with the way of living that duel. I really like that Blanca does it in a very unconventional way, that she does not feel, in a more emotional place, locked at home, but escapes by other more physical, more earthly pathways. That is very easy to judge, but the movie does not. I perfectly understood the despair and the vital impulse that is born when you are close to a death, a situation of mourning or loss, because it is the complementary opposite. It is born almost unintentionally, it is irrational and I have lived it, because I have traveled duels and losses like all, and I have also observed it. I love to observe what happens to me, what happens to the other, to people … and, in the end, they are things that you can include in your work.

Will this also happen is a phrase that applies to your life?

I try, but it is not so easy … sometimes we forget the impermanent quality of life, which is what the movie is going a bit and something that is in the title. I remember that, one day, in the filming, Susi Sánchez, who makes my mother, asked me: “What is the movie, Marina? I replied:” Of death, the duel, of the mother … “. Then, she told me:” Yes, but look at the title. This will also happen. ”

I perfectly understood the despair and vital impulse that is born when you are close to death ”

Marina Salas

The protagonist takes refuge in Cadaqués. Do you have any “den”?

I have spent my whole life in Tamariu, who is a small town below Cadaqués, on the Costa Brava, in the Empordà Baix. When I want peace and tranquility, forget about the world, that is my place.

Blanca tries to overcome the loss of her mother, a reference person in her life. Who is yours?

My mother, without a doubt, but are also actresses with whom I have worked, teachers and teachers like Fernando Legs … Susi [Sánchez] It is a great reference for me. There are many people inspiring in my life.

There are many people inspiring in my life “

Marina Salas

How do you take care of your body and mind?

I try to meditate. I also like listening to music, which for me is like very healer. In addition to practicing sports, I take care of eating well.

Are you kitchens?

Well, I go there! My husband is a cook, with which I have a problem and, at the same time, a luck. I cook little, but, at the same time, I learn new things and, above all, how to buy in a responsible way.

What is your greatest everyday pleasure?

I would tell you to sleep. I sleep well, more than for hours, for the quality of sleep. As a child I had a hard time sleeping, it was one thing … Over time, I’ve been sleeping more.

Live in Madrid. Do you have a favorite corner in the city?

I really like renewal cinemas and golem. They are also on the same street as the eight and a half bookstore. I go to the cinema very much because it is very close to home. Many times, I go alone and I take a coffee in front, in eight and a half, which I love, everything is full of books. It is a very intimate corner.

What long for Barcelona?

All! The sea, the mountain, the friends, the family, the center … I love Barcelona.

Do you have a great fear in life?

I think that dying is my great fear. And loneliness is also a rather latent fear for me.

Loneliness is also a pretty latent fear for me ”

Marina Salas

And his biggest dream? Which is it?

Forming a family and being able to work on what I work until you don’t want anymore, until it is an old age and wants to retire, if I want.

Have you already learned to manage the ups and downs of the profession?

You never learn, but that’s what you’re in. Although I don’t know if you learn one day or if you learn at all. But you advance …

Do you remember any valuable advice you have given?

Save! [risas]. Then you never do it, but you try.

Credits

Stylist: Reichel Varona and Makeup and Hairdressing: María Soláns