How was the film received at the Seattle International Film Festival?
LR: Well, I just got off the phone with my aunt and uncle who went to the screening and they told me that it was sold out. I am very pleased that Seattle gets to see the film before it’s released On Demand on the Independent Film Channel (IFC) as well as in theaters only in New York and LA next Friday. And Pamela? PC: How do I feel about it? Very excited and a little surprised because the film is coming out next week, so I was just surprised. I thought they weren’t screening anything in any festivals so close to the opening. But, I think that the more it can get out there, the better. I know it’s a tough film but as Lee was saying, it’s deeply, psychologically provocative. How did you manage to develop characters that were so dark, interesting, and twisted? PC: I think that in the developing of the characters, we didn’t specifically know Nancy’s past. We had to create a past. So the question is what kind of a life would a person like this have? How much self loathing would have to be i
