This film was written, directed, and produced by women. How does that impact your work as an actor?

"It's definitely fun to be on a set where a lot of department heads and the producer and the director were all women. When we see women being the architects of a movie and the storytellers at the center of it, and their vision is being executed, you see women differently on film: the way women dress is different; the wardrobe is picked for different reasons; the effects are picked for different reasons; the way men behave around women is different. That's all directed through a woman's eyes, and there's subtleties there that I think really influence society, and makes people think in a different way about a woman's life experience. I'm not sure a man would come up with an idea that an older woman dates a 25-year-old man. I don't think that's a concept that would maybe cross a man's mind. It's definitely something at the center of the story and it's something that occurred to Hallie and had happened to one of her friends. It would take a female director to represent that correctly."