It was a celebration of love and family for me,

and this family that certainly loves to live and laugh.

And so I wanted to sort of do my best to bring that out for everyone to see.

I mean, it's a real inspiration, you by the Directorctors Guild of America.

In this episode, a young woman navigates life with her unusual family

and director Matt Smuckler's comedic drama, Wildflower.

Based on a true story about his extended family that inspired a documentary of the same name,

Smuckler's film centers on B, the daughter of two

intellectually disabled parents, and a set of her relatives that can't quite agree on the best

way to help. Wildflower is Smuckler's feature directorial debut. Following a screening of the film

at the DGA Theater in Los Angeles, Smuckler spoke with

director Will Speck about filming Wildflower. Listen on for their spoiler-filled conversation.

Hi guys. Hi, Matt. If anybody wants to come down, there's so much space between us and we can cozy up. So feel free to move. Congratulations. Thank you. This is such a treat. I know it. Well, first of all, the great thing about seeing your movie at the DGA is it never looks better and it's so hard to see it anywhere else.

So by the way, thank you to the projectionist and also the DGA for doing such a nice job

because it's an unbelievable screening situation.

And by the way, to see a movie theatrically, I was talking about this earlier as a comedy,

I mean, it makes such a difference because I saw it at home and seeing

it here and I can imagine, have you been, it opened this weekend, right?

Yes, it did. It just opened just in, this was, I guess, the U.S. premiere, this was yesterday.

Yeah, no, it was so, it's so amazing to see it in the theater and especially this one is.

Have you had a chance? I mean, what was it? So the movie started in Toronto, right?

That's where you premiered it.

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