Aubrey Plaza
American actress and comedian, known as April Ludgate on Parks and Recreation (2009 to 2015) and for Legion (2017 to 2019) and the second season of The White Lotus (2022).
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Loved 8½
Maybe this is an unoriginal choice, but this film never gets old. Plus, I just spent five months in Italy, so the country is fresh on my mind. I shot a movie and season two of The White Lotus there, and I thought a lot about Fellini because, at times, we were somewhat close to Cinecittà. 8½ captures the magic and insanity of making movies—and there’s nothing I love more.
criterion.com 4 Nov 2022
Loved Wanda
Barbara Loden is fascinating, and Wanda is the kind of movie I’d love to make one day.
criterion.com 4 Nov 2022
Liked Mikey and Nicky
With Mikey and Nicky, I just love to imagine her directing these big guys and how much fun they must’ve had. It’s cool as shit.
criterion.com 4 Nov 2022
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Loved La Ciénaga
La Ciénaga is beautiful and fun to watch because the world Martel builds is so realistic, it’s almost like you’re a fly on the wall spending time with this family in a country home in Argentina.
criterion.com 4 Nov 2022
Loved Fanny and Alexander
I watch Fanny and Alexander every year. There’s obviously some dark stuff in it, but it’s a great comfort movie to me.
criterion.com 4 Nov 2022
Loved Scenes from a Marriage
From an acting perspective, Scenes from a Marriage is particularly mind-blowing.
criterion.com 4 Nov 2022
Loved Ali: Fear Eats the Soul
I only recently watched Ali: Fear Eats the Soul, and it immediately became one of my favorites.
criterion.com 4 Nov 2022
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