George MacKay and Rosy McEwen, the stars of the upcoming film 'Mission', discuss their unique and liberating experience working on the film. The movie, directed by Paul Wright, is set in Glasgow and follows the story of Dylan, a young Scot who seeks meaning in his chaotic and unfulfilling life. The film is mostly improvised, with the actors and director discovering the story and characters as they went along. The pair, who are both in high demand in the industry, talk about the freedom and creativity they experienced on the set of 'Mission', and how it compares to working on big-budget studio films. They also discuss the themes of capitalism, creative freedom, and the allure of independent film, and how the film challenges the audience to question their own way of life and the world around them.
