Nadine Lustre, a multi-awarded actress, continues to find excitement in being recognized for her talent and hard work. With awards from Gawad Urian, Famas, and Metro Manila Film Festival under her belt, Nadine remains eager to take on new projects and experiences. She expressed her love for being an instrument in creating stories during a recent story conference for her upcoming film, “Nokturno,” directed by Mikhail Red.
While winning awards does bring some pressure, Nadine embraces the challenge and strives to outdo herself with every performance. She sees her previous film, “Deleter,” as a sign that she’s on the right path after the pandemic, and she’s excited to explore a different genre with “Nokturno.” In this folk horror film, Nadine plays Jamie, an overseas Filipino worker who returns to her hometown to investigate a deadly curse that her sister has fallen victim to.
“Nokturno” differs from “Deleter” in terms of concept and premise. It delves into the dynamics of Filipino families and their inescapable past, offering a more primal and existentialist experience. Nadine eagerly accepted the role in “Nokturno,” as she has always been a fan of horror movies and enjoys the adrenaline rush they bring. She finds inspiration in actors like Joaquin Phoenix, who push their limits, and she looks forward to portraying a different character than her previous one in “Deleter.”
Filming “Deleter” during the pandemic was challenging, as it required strict precautions and limited locations. However, with the situation more relaxed now, “Nokturno” promises to offer different sceneries and more setpieces, including a final showdown. Nadine anticipates that the shoot will be physically and mentally taxing, but she’s excited to see how things unfold on set.
Nadine and Mikhail aim to share the story of “Nokturno” with a wide audience. They see the Metro Manila Film Festival as a venue for Filipino artists to come together and showcase their films. While the competition is strong this year, with notable stars vying for the remaining spots, Nadine remains grateful for the opportunity to participate and hopes that more people will be able to see “Nokturno.”
In conclusion, Nadine Lustre embraces the excitement of being recognized for her talent and is eager to take on new projects and experiences. She looks forward to exploring the horror genre in “Nokturno” and sees it as a chance to challenge herself as an actress. Despite the challenges of filming during the pandemic, Nadine is excited to bring the story of “Nokturno” to the screen and hopes for a successful run in the Metro Manila Film Festival.
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