Hello, you, welcome to You Are Good of Feelings podcast about movies.

Today we're talking about Ghost World.

We're talking about it with Luce Tomlin Brenner.

I am one of your hosts, Alex Steed.

Today's special guest is Carolyn Kendrick.

We'll be here momentarily.

You Are Good at Filings Podcasts about movies is exactly what it sounds like.

This is a show where we talk about how movies make us feel, what they make us think about,

how they make us consider who and how we are in the world.

We are not film critics.

Sorry to people who want us to be more critical. Although,

we do talk critically about this movie in particular. And that's kind of why I love this

specific conversation. We do address it a bit critically. But no, the point is to talk with folks

about their favorite movies and to go, how did this influence

you? What does it mean? What's it mean to be a person? And how is this a good jumping off

point to consider exactly that? Ghost World is a 2001 black comedy film written and directed

by Terry's Wigoff is based on the 1990s comic book Ghost World by

Daniel Close, who also co-wrote this screenplay. The story focuses on the lives of teenage

outsiders Enid and Rebecca, who face a rift in their friendship, as they both start going

in separate directions after high school. It also stars Steve Bouchemey as Seymour.

Lucey Tomlin Brenner is a comedian and filmmaker who's from Ohio originally and lives in Los Angeles.

She's an improviser with the Upright Citizens Brigade and does all sorts of things.

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