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One Of My Favorite Parts Of Myself Is My Motherhood Aspect, It Just Turned Out To Be The Best Thing About My Life [laughs], The Most Rewarding And Deepening, So I Have A Delight In Portraying Mothers.

I Love The Rebelliousness Of Snail Mail, And I Love Anything That Can Arrive With A Postage Stamp. There's Something About That Person's Breath And Hands On The Letter.

Americans Have An Interesting Conundrum, A Black And White Line: You're On One Side Or The Other Of Puritanism Or Licentiousness. But That Gray Area Where People Abide, Between Their Ears Or On The Internet, Needs To Be Fleshed Out More In Terms Of Permission Granted. I Think A Lot Of Women Are Contained Within The Parentheses Of Shoulds And Role-play. It's All About Entitlement And History. It's All About Upper-body Strength - And Exacting Your Will.

Every Film Is Its Own Experience, Its Own Planet, Its Own Family. It Seems Infinite When You're Working On It, And Then It's Suddenly Very Finite, And It's Done.

I Don't Want To Live In A Bubble, In My Craft Or In The World... I Can't, I Would Be Cheating Myself Out Of My Generation And The World We Live In.