Amazing. It was five weeks, and we really were completely in the middle of nowhere. What you see in the show is exactly what it looked like; there’s no post-production CGI going on there. We were on a tiny island in the middle of a fjord with no Wi-Fi or phone signal.TVHow did that affect your performance?SG: “It puts both law enforcement and the public at risk.” What was it like working with a veteran actor like Guy Pearce?SG: The film, debuting today on Demand, shows viewers the deeply personal experiences of an Angolan family that’s reunited in Brooklyn, after living apart for 17 years. Although it’s about one family’s experience, it’s told from three different perspectives: the father who was forced to leave home during the Angolan Civil War, the mother who stayed in Angola, and their daughter who stayed with her mother.