Swedish-Danish writer-director Maria Bäck discusses her upcoming film, ‘Brave New Love,’ ahead of its premiere at the Locarno Film Festival. The film delves into themes of desire, modern romance, motherhood, and shame, presenting a complex love triangle that avoids simple resolutions.
Bäck’s work aims to challenge conventional narratives surrounding these topics. She explains her approach involves drawing inspiration from Greek mythology while simultaneously tackling contemporary issues. The director is set to premiere ‘Brave New Love’ at the Locarno Film Festival, where she will likely discuss her provocative take on motherhood and relationships.
The film's core appears to focus on presenting a nuanced portrayal of love and desire, refusing to offer easy answers or conform to typical romantic tropes. Bäck intends to explore the complexities inherent in modern relationships and the societal pressures surrounding motherhood, as evidenced by her commentary on shame and its role within these dynamics.
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