The director and "Brooklyn Nine Nine" star talks about their strong, sensitive drama about a woman's refusal to be defined by her experience of being sexually assaulted.
On making a madcap contemporary romantic comedy that Preston Sturges would enjoy.
On The director talks about tackling a Joss Whedon script and making the emotions of the supernatural romance tactile.
The Austin-set romantic comedy plays out like a version of speed chess in the well-crafted second solo effort from the director of "Lovers of Hate."
