As when Suki described the first time he met Sam (which I'm quoting from memory and these are not his exact words):
They both played off one another well and made us laugh a few times. Sam didn't know what else to say until Suki finally decided that the focus was all right and took a seat beside him and the moderator! (yes, as far as I know the whole Q&A is recorded). Well, setting up the camera for that took quite a while, huh? And yes, that was also clear during the Q&A, haha. What clearly shows how he pays attention to details. I was surprised when he spotted me and greeted me with a "¡Hola!", knowing who I was. And he also did a great job with the whole group of us! Milling around, taking pictures, making videos, chatting away with everybody. In my opinion, he did a great job directing the movie. Not that I’m an expert, but I like his style. Great photography, and music in the movie, too. I would kill to see him acting on a stage, though. And that his "Jamie" (as he said in L.A.) will captivate our hearts as much as Diana's on paper. I really think that Sam is called to do great things. In a film in which there's not much dialogue, it was essential to have an actor who could 'speak to the audience without words'. I think that was what drew Suki's attention. Ronny goes from confusion, to excitement, uncertainty, anger.
In 'Emulsion' there is no room for humor, but for intense emotions (the character is desperate, lost, searching for the truth) and a lot of close-ups to show them. He can make you laugh (Tennent commercials), and he can also be pretty intense. you can watch them here or here) And what hooked me was how he seemed to be a very expressive and chameleonic actor. I have seen already many of his different roles ('A princess for Christmas', 'First Light', brief role in 'Billy the Kid', some scenes here and there in You Tube, the Tennent commercials, a brief role in 'Small moments'.
#EMULSION MOVIE MOVIE#
I got to say, the whole weight of the movie is on his shoulders. Right? Or not? "Last night I dreamed somebody loved me"Ībout Sam's acting. Yes, he's clearly being kept in the dark, but by who and why? Dreams, memories or wishes? Our brain is a powerful machine, which rules our lives. Since he doubts himself, how are you not going to do the same? And everybody around him seems to know more about his own life than he does. The main character (played by Sam) is a confused man, which makes you feel confused in return. The close ups and the background music really help to keep you there. It was linear and steady and more than enough to keep you hooked. Now, in hopes that you all get to see it at some point, I will only say a few things that won't spoil anything: So worth it! And so many things to tell! So let's go step by step, aye? )Ī movie filmed back in 2010, it tells the story of a man searching desperately for his wife. Among these Outlanders, there was me, thinking "what the." and flying all the way from Madrid to Scotland. Many Outlanders invaded the place for a memorable little gathering: the showing of Emulsion, a film by Suki Singh, starring our very own Sam Heughan.
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