Paolo Sorrentino discusses his new film "La Grazia," exploring themes of gratitude, moral dilemmas, and generational understanding. Sorrentino reveals the film was inspired by a news story involving Mattarella and delves into the complexities of portraying a President of the Republic, played by Tony Servillo, grappling with euthanasia and personal betrayal. He touches upon his collaboration with musician Guè Pequeno, whose music and persona influenced the film's narrative. Sorrentino also reflects on his creative process, the importance of slowness in decision-making, and the balance between fiction and reality in his work. He shares insights into his relationship with Servillo and the impact of winning an Oscar on his career.
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