"Yeah, to me it’s really important to work with my sister. My sister is my best friend and my hero. To me, until I can figure out another personal movie to write, I definitely wanna ask, ‘What do you want to do’ and ‘How can I help you tell a story that I maybe could direct you in?’ I want to enable her, if I can, [but] she doesn’t need me in any way. I won't even get her on the phone next year [laughs]. Of course, this story has a lot to do with what it was like to be a young man in the mid-'90s, and a lot of that adolescent humor and toxic masculinity is shown so abrasively. I would love to tell more female-centric stories — but this one just happens to not be it because it was just this specific story. It kind of had to do with the lack of female influence at that time."