This week we slice and dice with writer/director Logan Kibens. She's on the program to discuss Albert Brooks'
Defending Your Life. This is one of Logan's favorite films as well, and she explains the philosophical aspects of it that keep her coming back to watch over and over again. She and April point out how this film is a precursor to shows like 'The Good Place.' Logan elaborates on working with actors and getting past the intimidation phase. She discusses convincing people to invest in her first feature, even though she'd never directed one before. Logan also talks about working on that debut feature,
Operator, starring Martin Starr and Mae Whitman. Plus, they examine how even though
Defending Your Life flopped upon its release, it has endured due to its universal message of living without fear.
You can see
Operator on Netflix.
If you haven't seen it yet, go watch
Defending Your Life.
With April Wolfe and Logan Kibens.
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