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Berlin. It is hot on this early summer day in Berlin, just on the terrace of the café, on the Mike Mills has chosen a well-cushioned rattan sofa, it is shady. But he did not lean back, for the entire time of the interview, he remains usa outlet seated on the edge of the sofa. He needs freedom of movement, it shows surprising - the U.S. director's this talk about his new film "Beginners" and his own life quite close.
Mike Mills: Unlike my film character I had two older siblings. When I was 18, my sister told me that my father - before he married my mother - was gay. But for me it was something that was in the past, premarital my parents, and I have not spoken to my mother nor my father ever think about. Therefore, the coming out of my father came to me not entirely surprising. Surprisingly, however, was that my father has a 75 changed his life again. He wanted to live his sexuality and love again. The big explosion in our family was my mother's death, usa outlet I was afraid that my father would follow her soon. When he told me after the death of my mother that he is gay, which in this situation was not a big deal for us kids. Finally, this coming-out also revealed: He lives and still want to experience a lot.
Mills: My parents were 30 when they married, and this is very late for this time. With the wedding, the two have inserted usa outlet into American normality. They wanted to be a part of the mainstream. But really I do honestly my parents' marriage still do not. Moreover, one could make its own full-length feature film. Because they were not unhappy with each other. Their marriage was not a big lie, which was revealed after the death of my mother. On the contrary, they were very close over the years. I think my father wanted to be absolutely straight. He was too scared to accept his sexual identity. In a way, his coming out was a surprise for him.
Mills: Yes, that's really crazy. In the 1960s, my parents lived in the vicinity of San Francisco. That was the stronghold of the gay movement. Harvey Milk was elected to the city council there, and my father was certainly not disconnected as director of a museum of the social developments. But that just shows how much we are shaped by our youth. My father discovered his sexuality as a teenager usa outlet in the 1930s. That was a very restrictive time in which he had to learn to deny his inclinations.
Mills: That's a very big question that can not be answered in a few sentences. For us children, usa outlet our parents were a stable couple. But underneath the surface, you could feel a certain emptiness. Something was missing, and ensure children have a very precise sense. Children feel things that their parents do not want to admit. My parents beamed from that you can not really trust the glow of love, that love is always associated with a certain sadness that what you want is not in love. This feeling was absorbed in us as children.
Mills: For me, this mixture of humor and sadness is part of life. This is my way of looking at the world. My father was the same way. If irgendet