Maggie Gyllenhaal

Say it.

I think that it's fine.

When we make little movies, cute.

Or go make your little movie.

It starts to get dangerous when women have their hands on a lot of money.

I mean, it still doesn't really entirely answer your question, you know, about how few women are given the space, the real estate to express ourselves.

And look, you're saying, you know what you're saying?

You're saying it's a tiny percentage, but look at how many of those movies were movies that made an impact.

Like if you've had your mouth shut,

for so long, almost like a geyser, like having your hand on something.

Well, when it bursts, it's going to come out really powerfully and with a lot of energy.

And I wonder if what's happening culturally is going to, okay, I will say one thing about this.

It's going to bring like an unstoppable response, maybe especially for women.

I will say, and I don't know if I've said this out loud before,

Again, maybe I'll get in trouble, but I actually think that when I really became a director, it was actually, I think, the first time, the morning that Trump was first elected.

I think I was like, I have a lot more to say than I've been saying.

Tell me what that means.

Well, you know, actually, I was thinking about...

I was thinking about Kristen Stewart's interview on this show.

It made an impact in my community.