Ramsey's traumatic masterpiece is one of the year's finest films. Dazed Digital sat down with the demon child (actually, the rather chatty and charming) Ezra Miller during London Film Festival to talk about the difficulties and fun of exploring his darker side. Dazed Digital: You've played a few unhinged kids in other films. Ezra Miller: I've played a couple of unhinged roles, but then again there are a lot of unhinged people in the world. More and more then world's going crazy and dark. DD: Why do you think they go to you for these roles? Ezra Miller: Oh no, I go to them, I pursue these unhinged characters, I wish to embody unhinged characters because it's what I perceive in the world around me. I haven't met a hinged person in so long. DD: Do you think you have an aesthetic that fits these parts? Ezra Miller: What, that I look evil or naturally unhinged? Yeah, maybe I just have some good psychosis bone structure. But I've met psychotic unhinged people of all appearances, I don't think there's a particular look. DD: What you find fascinating about these characters? Ezra Miller: I feel that every crazed story in the world can be played and mapped out within your own psychology, it's one of the amazing things about human existence is that we're strangely, through empathy, very aware, or we have at least the capacity and potential, to be aware of an emotional and psychological complex half way around the