Later on, when I read the script for the first time, I realised how crude the film might be. It is a cruel and conflictive film, which might leave the spectator uncomfortable and irritated, as it reveals something that we all know well inside, but none of us wants to see: a terrorist is a normal person, whether we like it or not.

Personally, the main challenge this film involved for me was to be able to combine my role as an Artistic Director and that of an Actor. What I found most difficult was to maintain the same line for the character, as the fiction was supposed to take place within very few days, whereas the shooting was spread along a longer period of time. One of the sequences I was most afraid of and which I found more difficult during the shooting of the film was the sequence after the party. It was a strange moment in which, reality and fiction fused in a funny way, making me feel naked in two senses. The relationship between colleagues has been very close, with a lot of cooperation between us. As we were a very small team, where some of us already knew each other having worked together in La Soledad (Solitary Fragments), everything run within a very familiar atmosphere. I am convinced that this has been a very special firm for all of us and that it will leave an impact in each one of us.

I would like my character to be portrayed as a man whose life is not based on murder. A man who can change in spite of all. Despite the anger of the moment, the spectator must leave the cinema with the hope that the most normal side of a man can overtake his darker side and one day he will stop killing. Personally, I am very happy to have been part of this very special and courageous project. I am convinced that my work in this film has contributed to stir the people’s conscience and make them see that things can change.