There was a scene in the documentary when Raine Maida and Chantal Kreviazuk were instructed to "pay attention --
Stare at each other and describe how they feel. The husband-and-wife singer-
Songwriters are doing "tutoring" with therapists they call doctors"John.
After a few seconds, they were particularly nervous and found that they were discussing their recent sanctification.
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Despite some tension in the marriage, they went to the French islands near the coast of Newfoundland, where they wrote songs for a long time.
Moon.
Although they have been married for more than 20 years, this is their first collaboration as songwriters.
So Maida stared into his wife's eyes and said it reminded him of their first meeting, which seemed to impress Kreviazuk.
He then added that the first 10 seconds were tough because it would make him nervous to stare into his wife's eyes and his wife didn't seem to be impressed with the recognition.
She began to shed tears.
"She did not expect to hear the news . "
As Kreviazuk sighed and cursed, John calmly proposed.
It seems like a nasty uncomfortable moment for the couple, and of course, it's not the only one that's been photographed on camera and I'll break your heart.
With Maida and Kreviazuk promoting the documentary around the media, it is clear that they have answered the most obvious questions many times before: what it feels like to expose these intimate marriage moments to the public, so Kreviazuk seems to have prepared a joke.
"The problem is that we're actually acting, so none of them are real," Kreviazuk said in an interview with Postmedia . ".
"No, I'm just kidding.
"No, it's actually interesting," she said . ".
"I think Rennes and I feel very free about who we are.
I think the production of music will eventually bring us a stable emotional anchor.
We have invested so much in music, so if we want to do that, it doesn't matter.
"I don't think it's possible for you to be a doctor and delete all your profile," Maida added . ".
"Because of the process of exposure to music, it doesn't make sense without our 20-year background as a partner.
This is our process and the process of how we really touch music.
"Nothing is going to ruin there, just life," Maida said . ".
In a joint interview with Kreviazuk and Maida, this is a recurring theme.
It's not surprising that the press conference is focusing on the drama on the screen, whether the couple is debating whether Kreviazuk really needs to buy a new pair of pants or a deeper one --
Dive to explore the insecurity of disagreement when creating songs.
After all, they may be the closest we have to rock power couples in this country, even if they have lived in Los Angeles for years.
While these two don't necessarily downplay the conflict that appears on the screen, it's clear that they think I'll break your heart, mainly about the story of their creative process.
This is not a movie about the breakdown of marriage.
First of all, it must have a happy ending.
Given that they are currently working together to promote the film and the upcoming album, it is revealed that they have apparently withstood the friction that was filmed on the screen and are not really spoilers.
In addition, as producers, they have a final say in the production of the film.
There's nothing there that they don't want us to see.
What I want to break your heart is more a "snapshot" of the marriage and creative process ".
At some of the more emotional moments of meeting with the doctor
The couple may have forgotten that the camera is turning, John.
But allowing access is actually an efficiency issue.
"It may take three or four years for others.
"Deep shooting, getting what coach lessons can give you in an hour," Kreviazuk said . ".
"Of course, it will take a lot, but it may also have less impact on our lives.
For a year or two or something like that, we don't need to bring cameras around our kids or lifestyle.
This is great for you if you want.
"It's true that music is at the end of the day at the heart of what I'm going to break your heart, and the film will be released on February.
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After an event at the National Music Center, the couple conducted Q & A and music performances. Moon vs.
The album Sun will be released with the film in the spring.
The documentary gave a lot of sneak peek at the song.
And, at least when they get naked
Formally, they tend to sound very different from Kreviazuk's piano --
Based on the thunderous national anthem of contemporary adults and the meida band Our Lady Peace.
The couple wrote their first song together about five years ago and thought it would be the beginning of many collaborations.
But nothing happened.
They have their own business and three children to raise.
So in many ways, the decision to make the film is pragmatic.
"The whole motivation for the film is that if we hire a group of people to record the film, then it is our responsibility to change flights and hotels and their lives," Maida said . ".
"So we can't cancel. we have to stick to it.
After the album was completed, the couple said they might continue to work together.
In the documentary, both criviassu and Meida announced their visit to the holy city.
Pierre failed in shooting with his doctor. John.
But in hindsight, it was valuable to their music and their marriage.
"As Raine said in the movie, we are trying to be perfect," Kreviazuk said . ".
"I think the film is somehow making our health or effort much bigger than we are and we are grateful for that.
I 've been saying to Rennes that I hope every couple has a way to get their script --by-play.
I have our play with Rennes. by-
We can watch it (the film)
And learn from it.
"Chantal Kreviazuk and Raine Maida will show the documentary" I'm hurting your heart "and then have a Q & A and performance at Studio Bell, home to the National Music Centerm.
The event is sold out.