Jasmine Trinca a DICONO DI TE: Di desiderio, corpo e sguardo

Ep. 130: She grew up in Testaccio and then in schools far from the neighborhood, with a mother who taught her a simple rule: "We are not for sale." As a child, she was "wise, sensible," curious about others but shy, with the feeling "that I couldn't want that place where maybe I was listened to or looked at." In this interview with Malcom Pagani, Jasmine Trinca recounts her almost accidental beginnings: the audition with Nanni Moretti, when when asked "What sport do you play and what do you vote for?" she replied "basketball" and "Rifondazione" (Refoundation Party), and a world—that of cinema—that she was completely unfamiliar with at the time. She talks about the desire to be seen, about the work of an actress as a means of using a vast "emotional material," and about the moment when the desire to "reverse one's gaze" was born.