I Grew Up In The Ukraine 'til

"well, We Knew It. Women Can't Sell Movies". That's What It Used To Be Like. "well, This Movie Did Well, But It's A Fluke."

I Was Never Raised To Think That I Was Pretty. It's Not That I Was Raised To Think I Was Unattractive, But It Was Just Never Something That Was Pointed Out To Me By My Family. They Would Point Out Personality Traits — 'our Daughter Is Really Quirky' — Versus What I Look Like, Because Inevitably, Looks Go, So It Makes No Difference.

I Very Rarely Get Actually Sad When Ending A Movie.

I Think That When A Person Is Insecure About Who They Are Or Who They Want To Be, Then It Translates On Screen, And The Choices They Make Are All About Perception.

It Is Difficult Because The School I Go To, My Friends Do Not Attend.