So many times after a catastrophe like 9/11, Estonia in Sweden, the Holocaust or whatever, we are so fond of lifting up the hero examples, but actually 99 percent of survivors have done something that they feel very guilty about.

Why I'm interested in filmmaking is because a moving image is very, very powerful when it comes to changing human behavior.

Actually men are closer to having the ability to act egoistic when it comes to a crisis situation.

I think the actors take a great responsibility for the characters in the movie.

Just look at the history of cinema. The most reproduced male character is probably the hero and the most reproduced female character is probably the sex object. I think those stereotypes have been reproduced over and over again. It also changes our expectations when it comes to a situation like this in real life.

The frequency of divorce is extremely high after airplane hijackings. They're like crisis situations where suddenly you see a side of your partner that makes you think, "I don't want to continue living with this person anymore."

I want my film to be possible to use as a reference when we are trying to live our lives.