If I could point to clear reasons for that feeling, first, I would say that I wanted to explore the fear portrayed in the novel when it comes to the "rescue distance." That's the name Samanta gives to the sensation every parent experiences, which speaks to the never-ending struggle to find the balance between giving your child their freedom and protecting them from the world. For me, it was a discovery in every sense of the word.
This had never happened to me before, and I didn't read the novel with the intention of finding material to adapt. I felt an immediate emotional connection and desire to make it a film. Screen Rant: What spoke to you about the novel Fever Dream that inspired you to turn it into a film?Ĭlaudia Llosa: I remember reading Fever Dream and having an almost physical reaction that was so strong and piercing.
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