Such is the pressure upon Eeva’s time, we look to have a very small window to film the last parts of the film. It has been a busy year for all concerned and a difficult one to fit the filming around. I think, with all things considered, this has been a particular downside. Whilst John and I have discussed the fact that the distance in time suits the ‘flashback’ sequences, it has always been a problem for focussing my attention. Still – this is what the project has been about – a learning curve. I have never shot a film this way before, I will always bare this experience in mind when preparing another project.
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