Look, man, she goes through enough in 32 weeks.

Enough.

Too many peaks, too many values, too many highs, too many lows.

It's 32 weeks.

It couldn't have been a week longer because I don't think this girl could have taken it.

Howdy.

I'm Jeff Goldsmith, and this is the Q&A.

My agenda is simple.

Each week, I plan to bring you in-depth insight into the creative process of storytelling. Folks, I'm very happy to have with me today, writer-director Brian Cavalero, to discuss his

latest film 32 weeks.

You know, it was cool to talk to Brian because we really got into not just the movie

itself and the writing and directing of it, but also some of the interesting things he did

to make this movie on a

micro budget scale at certain points. And that's something that I think is inspiring to everybody

because it shows that if you have an idea that you're committed to, if you have a movie that you

want to make, you could go make it. There's not a lot of things that are stopping you if you could

get the basic basic funds together to get a skeleton crew, use pro sumer equipment and get the job

done. And that's what Brian did. So it was it was cool to talk about that element, especially

along with the other things that we talked about as well, including his creative process.

But that was cool.

And I was glad that Brian was able to share that with us.

So there's a lot of good stuff in here, folks.

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