Megan Park, Maisy Stella & Aubrey Plaza for ‘My Old Ass’ | Conversations

[@leakl3479]

"The Fallout" and "My Old Ass" are both incredible movies, Megan Park is really an amazing filmmaker. And I love how incredibly human her projects feel and how they make us question and rethink the simplest things about ourselves that can become so complicated sometimes.

[@riomendoza1111]

44 year old man and this film has absolutely changed me in some way I can't explain or know yet. What a beautiful film and what great performances by everyone. Thank you so much for this experience everyone

[@guymercier627]

Just saw the movie... absolutely beautiful... bravo

[@cletus__09]

watching this movie as an 18 year old has been revolutionary

[@Aaron-fb1pq]

This was an incredible movie. My girlfriend and I had some tears at the end. What an unpredictable twist

[@CJSymcox]

Really enjoyed this, and appreciated the sensitivity and skill of our moderator Alison, who did such a great job. Looking forward to seeing the movie!

[@Vivozie-alt]

I love Aubrey!!!!

[@saralabromass5167]

AMAZING MOVIE

[@rogerspeakman]

I loved this movie. After Aubrey Plaza talked about it on her late-night talk show appearances, I gathered it would be fun, light entertainment. But, while the humor was entertaining, the drama was engrossing. And, what began with a warning from older Elliott of a forbidden romantic possibility for younger Elliott's future became very touching & moving. It could break your heart, but it is actually uplifting!

[@Charles2112pp]

As someone that rides the line between generation x and millennial I loved that the characters in this movie just happened to not be straight instead of that being the focus. Growing up when I did so many people my age were fighting against labels and valued individuality and it's been kind of disheartening in recent years to see "identity" of sexuality and gender become the most important thing for a lot of younger people. I think a lot of my generation are like "I don't care who's in your bed or what your pronouns are, I want to know what your dreams are or what art touches your soul" so this movie treating the characters like they're human beings with depth that had a real story and just happen to also have fluid sexuality was extremely refreshing.

[@azuli5520]

Can’t wait to see this movie!!

[@allatorrectksambassador3788]

Maisy❤ loved her from Nashville

[@PauTF]

Aubrey. 😍

[@shagwellington]

Why don't any of these interviews have the main male actor in them. It's like he doesn't exist. I don't know his name. He's one of those actors you see from time to time but I can't remember his name.

[@vassilyzaitsevtube]

Spoiler alert..

[@hkaayaakuu]

I can 100 percent say aubrey gives way more crap about this than agatha