Maggie Gyllenhaal

That's interesting.

That's so interesting.

I was just talking about rage yesterday.

Well, I was thinking about rage and thinking about this teacher I had who was...

just a major, major teacher to me.

Her name was Penny Allen.

She's dead.

But she used to say, rage is an umbrella emotion.

And what she meant was what's underneath it.

And I think what's underneath it is usually very, very vulnerable.

And I don't know, there's so much to say about rage because like for women in so many ways, like let's not skip rage.

You know, like we have a right to it.

But I am also, I am also really curious about what's underneath it.

Yeah.

I do feel angry about all sorts of things, you know, and feel a lot of vulnerability underneath that and just need and desire to be heard.

And I hope that, you know, the people in the test screening who said, I don't want to see this.

And I know what they meant.

I know they meant enough of this in a gratuitous way.

None of us want to see it, but like, let's look at it together with thoughtfulness and care.

And also like, there's joy.