An Interview With Charis Agbonlahor & Sophie Vavasseur

But listen, for those that haven't seen the film, maybe you can sort of give us a rundown of what the film is all about.

I'm going to let Sophie do that for like just quickly.

Sorry.

I was going to let Charisse because she is the leading lady.

But I can I can tell you a little bit about my role as Eve.

So she is no problem.

She is a model celebrity who, from the outside, has it all going on.

You know, she's confident, composed, shiny.

But like us all, she is facing her own struggles.

And there's definitely cracks beneath the surface.

And Eve is essentially a quite complex character that no one really sees, I suppose.

You kind of goes back to that.

You don't know what goes on behind closed doors and those cracks start to unravel throughout this story.

And I also love that the contrast between Ngozi and Eve that they have that kind of, there couldn't be any more worlds apart.

but essentially they're both faced with choices that test their sense of right and wrong.

And I think I was really fascinated about how circumstance can really blur morality.

And yeah.

Well, look, This is a really interesting story, okay? So basically, we have a lady who's driving a taxi at night, which is very dangerous as well around inner city Dublin at night time.

She's trying to provide for her family.

She's a single mum.

And a situation, of course, where you, Sophie, end up as one of our fares.

You're in the backseat of a car with a guy.

We also know that it's The story's developed.

We know that money's tight for Charissa's character with Ngozi.

And in most taxis nowadays, you've got a video camera.