I also wanted to talk about the winter of our lives.

The biggest for me was the memory play.

I ask all of you, I mean, get to a certain age, and memories flood back.

You don't know when or where grief turns, you know, you're just walking out the street and see something or feel something and that comes out.

And so that's what I was dealing with. Hello, and welcome back to the director's cut, brought to you by the Directors Guild of America.

In this episode, a group of lifelong steadfast friends reunite

in director Linda Yellen's drama, Chantilly Bridge.

Set 25 years after her groundbreaking Sundance hit, Chantilly Lace,

Yellen's film brings back the same actresses for a story that traverses both films

as a group of old friends deal with

trials and tribulations in their lives. In addition to Chantilly Bridge and Chantilly Lace,

Yellen's other directorial credits include the feature films, Fluidity, The Last Film Festival,

and the Simeon line, and the movies for television, William and Catherine,

A Royal Romance, Northern Lights, and End of Summer.

Following a screening of the film at the DGA Theatre in New York, Yellen spoke with

director Mary Heron about filming Chantilly Bridge.

Listen on for their spoiler-filled conversation.

Good evening.

So, congratulations, Linda, on your wonderful film.

Thank you, Mary.

Appreciate it.

And on reuniting these amazing actors.

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