CAM: It's pretty surreal and kind of funny. I can never seem to find it in stores. I got one for free amd gave it to my mom. I bought one for my husband, but never saw it after that first time.
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THC: Do you have a favorite scene in the movie?
CAM: In the whole movie, any scene with Juliette Binoche. There is a scene in which she talks to Judi Dench about her daughter [played by Victoire Thivisol], and it really moved me.
THC: Do you have a favorite scene in which your character was featured?
CAM: There is one scene with Judi Dench, in which we are both letting go, in a way, of our resentment. We are just looking at each other-there's no dialogue.
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