Garden State (with Clare Brunton)

Well, let's head into the Dow debrief.

This, Claire, is where we chat about any other Dow projects Daryl and I have seen since the last recording.

Do you have many...

today? I do.

I think maybe we've doubled up on at least one thing.

On a couple, I think.

So I started with 1997's All Over Me, which, really interesting kind of fact, the filmmaker got funding for this because they were like, we wanted to make a Riot Grrrl movie and she turned around to her sister and went, I need you to write a Riot Grrrl movie with me.

And it's just a really interesting kind of low budget kind of fair that I really dug as representation of kind of that kind of late teen girl friendships and how they often kind of The lines are somewhat kind of grayed out, a bit blurred.

It's brilliant.

And the soundtrack is so fucking good, I went onto eBay and bought a 30-year-old CD, basically, from fucking Germany, no less.

because it's so, so good.

Um, and yeah, I, I really, really dug it.

Um, yeah.

I

agree with you there.

I also watched it.

Um, I think I dug the film a little less.

I just wasn't quite gelling as much, but the soundtrack for sure.

Um, you know, and it feels very much in a piece with a lot of like Greg Araki's 90s stuff, that, that whole 90s.

I mean,

You could cover it for Spotlight, seeing as it has a very young doctor from Star Trek Disco in it.

It's Wilson Cruz, yeah.

I

mean, yeah, these two leads, Alison Folland and Tara Subkoff.

Is one like L word? I think one of them's