Zoë Kravitz is making her directorial debut with brand new thriller, Blink Twice. She's been working on the film that she wrote, produced and directed for seven years and is now engaged to one of its main stars, Channing Tatum. Report by Jonesl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
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00:00You're at the European premiere. Just sum this up for me. How does it feel to be in
00:03London right now?
00:03This is crazy. I mean, I was just talking to Naomi. I was like, have you ever done one
00:07here? And she's like, for years ago it was Star Wars. I mean, to have our little movie
00:13here in Leicester Square is pretty wild.
00:15And this is kind of different for you, this role. Why?
00:19I don't want to give too much away, but definitely I play a darker, more shadowy character. Yeah,
00:27you know, again, I don't want to say too much. It's probably already out there in a way,
00:32but he's a very complex and complicated person in a way that can be scary.
00:39And why should people see this?
00:41Look, the themes of it, I think everyone should see this. I think men, women, I think men
00:47really need to see this and understand a little bit what women go through. And the movie is
00:52oddly very fun. It's weird to say it's a really entertaining movie when you really
00:56get to know what it's about, but I think that's its genius in a way. You find yourself lulled
01:01into a false sense of security of like, oh man, this is so much fun. I love these people
01:05on this island. Until you start to not feel like you're having the best time in the movie
01:09and then you're like, wait a minute. I'm really not having a good time anymore. This is all
01:13bad.
01:14Yeah, and Zoe's like, it's her debut. I mean, how proud are you?
01:17I can't be any prouder of her. Making your first film, it's like birthing a child. It's
01:24the closest thing that I can find that compares to it because you put your heart and soul
01:29into the thing. And she has killed herself for this thing. I mean, she's worked on it
01:34for about seven years now. She started writing it before the Me Too movement. I know everybody's
01:40going to see this thing and basically feel like that, I don't know, everything that came
01:44out about all these horrible men, you know, that we made this movie because of that and
01:49that's just the opposite of what happened.
01:51That's something up in one word for me. One word only.
01:53It's wild. It's wild. Hang on. Don't blink.