Tum's men keep saying how much they want a strong woman.

What they really want is a cheerleader.

I'd like someone who's physically very frail and won't stop talking.

I just want what everybody wants. I seem to have a harder time getting it.

Hello everyone and welcome to maximum film. It's episode

297 and we're gonna see how we're gonna get to heaven.

It's shit boy if you white away in the booth with me all my friends so let me introduce you

T-ams. So Alonzo's really sorry to be missing this, but we do have the Queen of the Midwestern,

so, SuperVessible programmer and producer Andrea Clark, what is good? Oh ife I'm so glad you're

seven with heaven. That's the kind of word play that I feel real comfortable in.

That's a good safe spot for me.

What is good for me?

It's actually, I have been wanting this to be my what's good for months and months,

as Iffy and Marissa know, I was in New York last fall because I was shooting a new film. That is right. We are finally

announcing the next film that I've produced. It's called The View of the World from Fifth

Avenue because this week we also announced that it will be world

premiering at Bentonville Film Festival which is Gina Davis's Fest that I

program and so it's been this kind of dream come true to have the two facets of what I do come together in one place

And it's a festival that's really near and dear to my heart. We support and champion a lot of female filmmakers and just

marginalized voices in front of and behind the camera and that is certainly

true of our team on this one so it really it meant an enormous amount to me that our

executive team kind of pushed me to be able to have our film there and then

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