Bea takes a break before the last stretch of The Passion of Isabel

The production of The Passion of Isabel is reaching an end. Bea is off for the weekend while Jac goes to work on the material he shot to make sure he has all he needs. They will return to the set on Monday for the last stretch of the shooting for this new film. They return to The Wheel for increasingly more suffering for Isabel/Bea. Word is that they will be done before next Friday. Saturday is Bea’s birthday and she has plans for that day and the weekend. She plans to celebrate her 23rd year doing something she loves, extreme sports, I think it involves jumping off a cliff or something. Next week we’ll be changing the offers we have for the new film and the club since a new stage will begin; post production. Read more at the Red Feline Club

Martyrs Anyone? To get us started, Amy compares Jac’s thematic perspective with hers. A quick glance at Dead But Dreaming, Ollala, Barbazul, and Justine affirms her view. “Jac has a very baroque perspective of character and I have a very gothic perspective.” Amy begins. “You could say we have opposite points of view a lot of times. He loves martyrs. He adores them. It’s that baroque Catholic upbringing. For me, I do not have that so I view them as silly and passive-aggressive. I’m quite dismissive of them.” But Amy is quick to add, “I feel like that has actually helped us work together.”
Read the complete interview: Baroque and Gothic: Views of Justine.

I asked Jac if after The Passion of Isabel there will be another film right away, with Bea, of course. He said that he will not discuss the issue with her until after they are done with the production. I also know that he had a meeting with Mila where they discussed Maleficarum II and Dead But Dreaming II, her response was, let’s talk. Right now all options are open. That’s a good thing.