Lulu Garcia Navarro

And you've said that them working together might have caused their ultimate separation because it's hard to work with family members.

And I just wondered if when you are working with Peter, if that's in your mind, if you're thinking about that, the sort of fraughtness of maybe.

embarking on those family relationships while you're working?

So you totally understood it differently.

And I was like, we do.

We have to do it again.

Okay.

We touched a little bit on the film, Secretary, and I rewatched it.

I loved that film when it came out.

At the time, you said it was a feminist film.

Would you say it's a feminist film now?

So that was exactly the question, Maggie, that I was going to ask.

I mean, right.

Yes.

You know, can you tolerate?

With a boss who's older and a young woman who is coming out of a mental institution and, you know, damaged.

The idea of you as a young actor, you were seen as this sort of cool girl, you know, young actress who was willing to sort of push boundaries.

And I'm wondering what was, you know, at 23 having that sense of like you wanted to stir something up.

What was going on there?

Yeah.