Waking up the following morning in San Pedro de Atacama was a pleasant experience. I had not had a need for altitude sickness pills, we had descended to 2,200 meters the previous day, and the air was thick enough with oxygen that my brain and body were … Read more...
Continue reading...When it comes to movies, I never really managed to make the transition to that genre of the entertainment business. They seem more glamorous, and certainly the budgets for making movies are much more extravagant than budgets for television series. Sometimes the shorter the form, the bigger the budget. By that … Read more...
Continue reading...There was an early morning rush; really early morning. The sun hadn’t come up yet, and we were expected to be at breakfast at no later than 6, with departure time set for 06.30. In the dark without electricity we made do with whatever flashlights we could find … Read more...
Continue reading...After a little more than a quarter of a century of parts and roles in different local drama series (somewhere north of 100 or so different series), I look back at all the experiences, and must say that many of them were wonderful – the odd one not so great – … Read more...
Continue reading...From the hobbit huts we were on our way again fairly early the following morning. This was to be another long day at high altitude in an intensely dry climate. After an hour or more of driving, we entered different territory. The salt surface started to give … Read more...
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