With 58 years of career and 72 years of age, Sylvia Pasquel received a nomination for Ariel Awards as the best actress for her first leading role in the film “devil between legs”, proving that no matter what period of life you are in, there are always interesting stories to tell.
“We need to remove the chip, which, when a person reaches a certain age or leaves work, has already ceased to be produced. They tell them to rest, but the person who does this becomes depressed, apparently because he feels bad about being pushed aside when he still has the opportunity to fulfill his long-awaited dreams, ”said the actress.
He regretted that now people are only relieved by their age, whereas before it was adults who commanded and directed the tribes, because of the wisdom they had, so he believes that this part of the population should be encouraged to remain active. That is why she did not hesitate to show herself like never before in this feature film by Arturo Ripstein.
Regarding the nomination, she confirmed that she enjoys competing with industry peers of different ages and in such different films because it shows the richness of Mexican cinema, although she acknowledged that many highlight the abuse women still face, be it physical or psychological, as is the case with his role “Beatrice”.
“In our case, Paz Alicia Garciadiego did not write in that tone, but given the circumstances and the treatment that the woman is receiving, it somehow relates to everything that is happening right now and shows the bad treatment we have experienced over the course of long time and in different eras.
The film is up for eight statuettes in total, including best director, but Pasquel was surprised they didn’t make it into the best film category: “I don’t know what they saw or when I got lost. But the main thing is what they say about the film… They already told me about Los Angeles that they want to premiere at the festival, so let’s go.”
In addition to this project, she recently premiered “Siempre Queens” in Netflixa series that also features Lucía Mendez, Laura Zapata and Lorena Herrera, and in which you can see how they coexist as friends and artists: “They will discover other sides of us that they may never have seen or seen . sold promissory note.
Sylvia Pasquel wants to stay on stage
- The film was supposed to be released two years ago, but its release in theaters was delayed due to the pandemic.
- Alejandro Suarez is nominated for Best Actor and Ripstein is also on the directors shortlist.
- Among the projects he has next year, he hopes to put on a play called A Streetcar Named Desire.
- He also participates in the series “Day of Life”, which is broadcast on the Azteca TV channel.
- The film received 8 nominations in total.
- The tape is 147 minutes long.
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Source: Heraldo De Mexico
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