The announcement for TIFF was on Thursday. I’m still processing the fact that it exists in the world now. Levack: First of all, you’re the first critic I showed the movie to. And the big surprise to me is you made me empathize with people I thought I would never, ever empathize with. I felt myself tearing up in certain moments.

It blew me away because it was genuinely really funny. I know what she’s going for.” I watch the movie (this morning) and it’s not like the premise isn’t what I expected, but fuck – it blew me away. “Chandler is making this nostalgic movie of working in a video store. My initial preconception was: I got this movie’s number.

Rad: I saw the development of this movie on Facebook, the casting and stuff. Listen to the whole conversation on the NOW What podcast Apple Podcasts, Spotify or the player below, or read the edited and condensed version further down. Levack – a former NOW intern turned film, music and culture writer and filmmaker – spoke to us about projecting her own experience onto a male character who exhibits film bro traits and giving the male-dominated workplace comedy genre a tender and incisive female perspective.

Zoom movie actors where are they now