Today's film has nothing to do with Tony Scott's domino or Brian De Palma's domino.

In fact, it has to do with the world of domino toppling, yet I hope that Tony Scott and

Brian DePalma fans enjoy 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 insights into the creative process of storytelling.

Folks, we have a really fun episode for you today.

This is the winner of the South by Southwest 2021 documentary Grand Jury Prize.

The film is Lily Topples the World.

And yes, it is about domino toppling, these elaborate artistic endeavors that take

days to create and only seconds to strike down.

It's a fascinating film. And we have writer, director, editor, producer, Jeremy Workman with us today to chat about Lily Topples the world.

This is technically an artistic process documentary. So I love these because it shows both the artist creating

and what it takes to create these works of art, but it also shows the logistics. And, you know,

the business side, dare I say. And some of Lily's business dreams, which is really fascinating

to get into. So I got to say it's pretty easy to see how the South by Southwest Film Festival awarded

this, the Grand Jury Prize, because it's a great movie about being creative.

So you could watch this documentary in its entirety on Discovery Plus.

If you don't currently have Discovery Plus, you could get in on a free seven-day trial membership

and watch it that way.

But I'm really happy with today's interview because Jeremy was great at taking us behind the

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