We haven’t met in some time Sarah Felberbaum. The occasion was the Filming Italy Sardegna Festival where the actress and wife of Daniele De Rossi received the Filming Italy Woman Power Award. The last time on TV we had appreciated her alongside Vittoria Puccini in the Rai series Do not leave menext autumn we will find her at the cinema with the romantic comedy The bride in red.
“The film tells a piece of a woman’s life who does not want to compromise“, Sarah tells us in a garden overlooking the blue sea in Sardinia,” she is honest with herself, free and independent, but she finds herself in a complicated moment in which she tries to save herself by asking for help from a spanish boy (Eduardo Noriega ed) whom he meets by chance on a bus. From that moment on, some good things will happen ».
Even the actress de The young Montalbanolike the protagonist of Gianni Costantino’s film, does not want to go down to compromises: «It would be violence and suffering», she is convinced, «as long as I can choose I will do it».
Our interview then turns on two years of pandemic. “It was a strange period of collective suffering,” he says Felberbaum in her thin voice, “I used that period of stillness for to know myself betterto work on personal dynamics and to find a sort of order inside my head and understand what my priorities are ».
And what are they? “Happiness”, he reveals, “it seems to say so much, but I don’t want to have remorse, I want to do what I consider right for me and my family. To get to touch it, the path is long, difficult, which also leads to suffering, but one must have the courage to face it. Here, the first ingredient to achieve happiness is courage“.
Source: Vanity Fair
