Greta Gerwig on Frances Ha

Greta Gerwig and New York Times Magazine editor Adam Sternbergh sit down to discuss Frances Ha.
Out now on Criterion: www.criterion.com/films/28560-...

[@lynnwade4867]

she feels like such a good mix of humble and confident. She’s so well spoken and gets her point across so well. I love hearing her talk.

[@arturobandini792]

One of my favorite characters in recent movie memory. She was perfect.

[@HomeAtLast501]

I thought the entire film was half-baked, and that her character was cliche. The film couldn't keep my attention, and her manner was overbearing, so I walked out.

[@hetmanjz]

@Home At Last Huh, weird take.

[@huecosenvezdeojos]

@@HomeAtLast501 I mean it's a valid opinion, but I think that the evolution of Frances as a person was amazing, the little hints, the turning point, and finally the end, for me it was like a new beginning for her, as a human being, I feel like her way of seeing life and friendship was drastic and beautiful.

[@YodasPapa]

@@HomeAtLast501 I honestly don't understand how people watch a film, dislike it, then go and watch interviews about it. There's so much cinema, why spend time on stuff you don't like?

[@HomeAtLast501]

@@YodasPapa If you aren't an intellectual, or don't have an intellectual drive, then, no, you wouldn't understand.

[@ChadPlainview_]

Her voice is very hypnotic.

[@curiousnomad]

A wonderfully intoxicating film. Watch it twice to really see it.

[@aaronsrok3422]

"It feels sad but its what I love about it"

[@snomad2248]

Was she IN LOVE with Sophie?