George MacKay and Rosy McEwen, the stars of the film 'Mission', discuss their unique and liberating experience working on the film. They delve into the film's themes of capitalism, creative freedom, and the allure of British independent film. The interview explores the film's unconventional production process, the actors' interpretations of their characters, and the impact of the film's exploration of existential angst and chaos. The stars also reflect on their own experiences with independent film and the value of experimentation in the industry. The interview highlights the film's ability to challenge audiences to question their own ways of being and the importance of embracing freedom in life.
