“Madame Tia” is special because it is a feminist film about young women discovering their superpowers. Madame Web's greatest strength is her mind. I think it's very important and powerful… There are some physical scenes that take a long time to film, so when it's more physical, you get tired, but mostly it was a learning experience and a lot of fun.
Dakota Johnson in Splash
“Madame Tia” tells the origins of one of Marvel's most mysterious heroines. The thriller stars Dakota as Cassandra Webb, a Manhattan paramedic working to develop clairvoyant powers. After being forced to confront the revelation of her past, she finds her fate crossed by three young men who will also have a strong future. Together they face today's dangerous challenges to survive. Directed by SJ Clarkson.
Making a film like this is a challenge. I love everything. It's incredibly exciting. And I had an amazing VFX, lighting, and design team, and a fine network of people behind me. It was a lot of fun, but very difficult.
S.J. Clarkson Splash
“radical changes”
In addition to Brazil, Dakota interviewed various vehicles in the United States. Some statements have been widely circulated, both in contexts defending the production and in narratives denouncing the year's potential failure in the superhero universe.
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