Kira Miró and Salva Reina star in ‘Tres de más’ and reflect on work-life balance: “There are things to improve”

The next July 24 ‘Three’ hits theaters of more‘, family comedy directed by Mar. They were (‘Without coverage’, ‘To the other neighborhood’, ‘Aída’) and starring Kira Miro y Save Queen. The film, a remake of the successful Italian film by Fabio De Luigi titled ‘Tre di troppo’, follows Julia and Ernesto, who boast of having a ideal life without children and that, overnight, due to a strange curse, he finds himself with three children at home.

The couple’s new reality entails several changes, some of them related to the work environmentin which the problem of conciliation arises, a topic on which the film’s actors have reflected. “I think that it is very difficult to reconcileand more so in this sector,” Miró expressed in an interview with Europa Press, pointing out that, especially in an industry like the audiovisual industry, where “there is no fixed schedule” and “the shoots are very long”, even “there is a long way to go“. Reina also points out how complicated it can be for women and warns that there are “things that still as a society we have to improve“.

“I’m not a mother, but from what I see from my friends, there is no conciliation“, provides Rachel Guerrero. “I would like to think that in what yes progress has been made “It’s a little bit in the world of the couple, that is, a little more compensation between the man and the woman,” he adds. David Lorente. In this sense, the director of the film does observe a change, since “many times the one who reconciles is the father and not the mother.”

To were, although “indeed we have a lot of work left still to do,” progress is being made. “I think we are at a very interesting pathbecause in the end you realize that you have to take care of children, you have to educate them, you have to take them, you have to bring them…”, he explains, highlighting that, in addition, “parents want to do it“It’s not an obligation, it’s a pleasure.”

FAMILY COMEDIES, A GENRE TO GO TO THE CINEMA IN A GROUP

Regarding the genre of the film, They were maintains that, in principle, “the family comedy is a winning horse” and illustrates it with the example of ‘Father There Is No More Than One’, which “has worked very well and in fact the children ask to see it.” The filmmaker points out how a family comedy can bring together the rooms to parents, children, grandparents, uncles, etc “I belong to a generation in which you sat down to watch TV with your family and there was something very nice about living together in watching the screen. And I think that family comedy bring that somehow“he reflects.

“I believe that comedy is always appreciated and that people are, in these times, looking forward to having a good time“, declares Miró, who also observes how leaving home “is a feat” now that “society leads us to stay and do everything with the click of a button, both shopping and watching a movie.” “And then, in the end, I think movies are designed to see them in the cinema”adds Reinaunderlining how “energy is shared” and “an entire room laughs“.

“I hope it makes people keep going to the movies”, express Carmen Ruizcommenting on how good it is that “there are things for the whole family”, since that’s how children go, who are “the source of new viewers, but the parents keep going“.

CELEBRATE SPANISH CINEMA LIKE FOOTBALL

Speaking about Spanish cinema in general and whether its achievements are celebrated enough, Olid, who highlights the “great moment” that the industry is experiencing with directors like Almodóvar, Amenábar, Bayona or ‘Los Javis’who recently triumphed in Cannes with ‘The Black Ball’, invites us to put aside the “inferiority complex with respect to the rest of the nationalities.” “The Spanish and the Spanish are choosing Spanish cinema“says the director, pointing out a “super nice ‘boom'”, with people talking about films like ‘Los Domingos’ or ‘Sirat’.

For their part, Miró and Reina express that it would be “wonderful” if people ccelebrate the achievements of Spanish cinema even if it were a tenth of the sporting achievements, with the enthusiasm that is being seen for the World Cup. Thus, the actors imagine that went out to the streets “to celebrate Penélope Cruz’s Oscar or Bardem’s Oscar” or even “any scientific research, which “We have many things to celebrate.”

“And above all feel proudthat it seems that, with all my love, there are certain sectors of society or certain people who seem to be angered by cinema,” he says. Reinapointing out that “in the end it is our culture and our way of thinking.”

In addition to Miró, Reina, Lorente, Ruiz and Guerrero, ‘Three too many’ counts in its cast with Luna Fulgencio, Ian Cortegoso, debutant Adriana Bidae, Antonio Pagudo and Marta Hazas, among others. The film is a production of LAZONA, Warner Bros. Entertainment España and León Cobarde Films AIE, with the participation of Atresmedia Cine, Atresmedia and HBO Max.