Hannah Rosen

Sophie, welcome to the show.

Hi, thank you so much for having me.

So we don't know when this movie will come to streaming.

So I think we need to describe it for our audience.

What happens in this movie?

Like, what's its narrative structure?

So what were some of the big scenes that stuck with you?

Because I feel like anyone listening is going to have an odd disjointed view, like they're literally not going to understand what is happening.

Like, is she just walking from place to place during this movie?

Having not read her biography, I have to say I did learn some things.

I'm not sure I learned directly some things in the way that you would if somebody sat down and interviewed someone.

But I did learn, you know, she was alone so much of the time, at least things that made me think, like, why is there no one else in this picture?

I learned about her fashion sense, like she's essentially wearing menswear.

A lot of the time and black and white.

I found that to be very interesting.

Like her interest is not fashion per se, at least in this administration.

It's tailoring, which is different.

That's so interesting because what struck me was a little bit the opposite of that, which is the nature of their conversations, the tone they use to talk to each other.

That's what's really stuck in my brain.

The first time we actually hear Trump's voice is when he calls her on the phone.