Tilda Swinton rests from “Create Movies” – Irvine Times

The British actress, who won the best support actress Oscar for a legal thriller Michael Clayton, was awarded with the Award for Achievement in the Life of the Berlin International Film Festival on Thursday for a long career showing a breathtaking range.

Swinton has been working regularly for more than two decades after debuting in Derek Jarman’s director since 1986. Caravaggio of 1986.

She told a press conference at the Film Festival on Friday: “I can tell you that when I get home on Monday in Scotland, I go into something I look forward to about 15 years, which is a period of my life when I do something different.

“I can’t say what it is, but I can say I don’t make a movie the rest of this year.”

She said working on films was a “merciless mistress” and she’s “under the way for some time.”

Swinton added, “I want time to develop projects, some of them are in cinema, some are not, but I need time.”

She also talks about working in Industrial Film Creation, large Hollywood projects and claims that it is “difficult for them to connect with each other because they are kept from each other”, in different areas of the set.

Swinton, who was in the movie of Marvel Doctor Strange, a supernatural film Constantine with Keanu Reeves and the Drama “Beach” with Leonardo DiCaprio, said people think it was “special” to hang on each other on the set S

She also turned to the comments she made as she took the award on Thursday, where she said. “

Swinton explained that he was referring to “all wars”, not just about the conflict in Gaza, but also asked about the boycott, release, sanctions (BDS), which calls for Israel’s cultural boycott.

She said she was “a big fan and has great respect for BDS,” but added that it was “more important” to her to come to the festival, not to boycott it – which the organization called.

Swinton said he thinks he will be “potentially more useful for all our reasons,” and called it a “personal call for a judgment for which I take full responsibility”.

Her latest films include the room in the neighborhood of Julian Moore, for two friends who connect again when one of them passes through the terminal cancer and the apocalyptic drama The End.