George MacKay and Rosy McEwen, stars of the film 'Mission', discuss their experiences working on the film, their approach to acting, and their reasons for returning to independent film. They highlight the creative freedom and experimentation that came with the film's improvisational nature, and how it allowed them to explore their characters in new and challenging ways. The film's director, Paul Wright, is praised for his unique approach to filmmaking, which involved a lot of improv and a focus on the process rather than the end product. The stars also discuss the themes of freedom and the importance of questioning one's way of life, as well as the challenges of balancing creative freedom with the demands of the film industry. Overall, the interview provides a fascinating insight into the creative process and the benefits of working on independent films.
