The Matrix 4 director Lana Wachowski has explain🦂ed her thought process behind bringing Keanu Reeves’ Neo and Carrie-Anne Moss’ Trinity back f𒁏rom the dead.

Speaking at the International Literature Festival Berlin (H/T ), Wachowski revealed that after a series of losses in her personal life – including🐭 her parents – the idea of returning to a proj🍒ect with "arguably the two most important characters in my life" just felt right.

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In what might be a preview of The Matrix: Resurr🍸ections’ tone, Wachowski said: "It's simple, and this is what art does and that's what stories do, they comfort us."

Of course, we’ll have to wait until later this year for the story-based reasons surrounding the unexpected comebacks of both Neo and Trin𓂃ity. But, if nothing else, Wachowski has found some solace in working with two of her most famous creations once more.

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The Matrix: Resurrections is out in cinemas and on HBO Max on December 22.

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