In the meantime Inde Navarrette He has gained worldwide fame for his flawless performance in the latest horror film ‘Obsession’. He started from humble beginnings in a small indie film. Here’s everything you need to know about where Inde Navarrette was in ‘Obsession’ opposite Michael Johnston.
How Inde Navarrette joined film industry
Before advancing her character Nikki, Navarrette landed a small role in an indie film by an indie filmmaker and director. The actress, when she was just 17 years old, worked in a small indie film called ‘Cross Words Together’.Shubham was directed by Indian director Sanjay Shevade. Taking to her social media account, Shevad took it upon herself to get a little nostalgic as she shared some old behind-the-scenes photos from the 2018 film with Inde.After hearing about “Obsession’s fame,” he shared the post, looking back at the star’s career and saying, “8 years ago, I directed a short film – Cross Words Together and had the privilege of working with @indenavarrette. Looking back at these BTS photos today, it’s amazing to see how far the world has come in obsession before the obsession started. (@obsessionthemovie), I got to see his talent live while directing a romantic short film. So happy he deserved it. Getting the recognition He was proud of was a small part of his journey.
Shubham Sanjay Shevad talks about the talent of Inde Navarrette
The filmmaker also had an interview with IFP about the star’s acting prowess and what went into working on his indie film. Inde mentioned that she played one of the three stages of a woman’s life as she tries to find what love means. The actor played the role of a teenager in the film. Talking about her work, “The role required a certain innocence and emotional honesty, which she naturally brought to the screen.“
About ‘Obsession’
The film revolves around a boy who uses a willow tree to make a wish that the girl he loves likes him more than anything in the world. However, her desire backfires when surreal things begin to happen, and Nikki begins to behave differently and “obsessively”.
