Kathrin Bigelov talks about the dynamite house ‘in Venice

Director Kathrin Bigelov Wants his new film, “House of Dynamite“To sound an alarm on the dangers of nuclear weapons. Tense political thriller, which prime on Tuesday on Tuesday Venice Film Festival and the stars Idris Elba and Rebecca Ferguson, follows the White House officials that are Summary to deal with an incoming rack of attacks on the US

“We hope the film is a call to decide what to do in all this weapon,” Bigelov said at an official press conference. “My answer would be to start a reduction of nuclear supplies. How is the world of good defensive action destroying?”

Bigelov continued, “This is a global question, where we are with nuclear weapons. Hope, hoping to reduce nuclear stocks one day. But in the meantime, we really live in the dynamite house.”

Screenwiter Noah Oppenheim wants the story to reflect the “reality of our world from the nuclear dawn.” Although the discussion around nuclear weapons is especially timely, adding that “precise geopolitical dynamics at any time not actually matter” film.

“Now there are nine countries on Earth that have nuclear arsens that could human civilization, several times several times,” Oppenheim said, who started writing a film two years ago. “It is honestly wonderful that something terrible didn’t happen. So much of this weapon on the trigger and, in countries like our, one individual, president of the only government, authorizes their use.”

Elba described the recording procedure as “in the documentary”.

“It was quite intense and ultra realistic for what we understood to be a real situation about what could happen to it,” he said. “I’m grateful I never put in that situation and I had to decide what. I have no courage to be involved in politics.”

“House of Dynamite” is the first film Bigelov in eight years, from the historical criminal drama 2017 “Detroit” acts John Boiec. She was the last in Venice with the Iraq of the War of Rate since 2008. “Hurt Locker”, which is covered by 10-minute steady equals. With that film, in addition to victory at the Academy of Academy for Best Picture, Bigelov became the first woman who won the best direction of Oscar. Her second main loans include a “zero dark thirty,” “Point Break” and “Blue Steel”. On Tuesday afternoon press conferences, Bigelov was welcomed with Raptur’s applause, much of her satisfaction.

“I wish I could start every day like this,” she broke. “I should make more movies.”

“Donamite House”, which will be premiered on Tuesday, to publish Netflix on the fall. It is one of the three films that Netflix represents this year on Lido, with Noah Baumbach “Jai Kelly” and Guillermo del Toro “Frankenstein”.