Patricia Arquette

I feel like crying right now just connecting with you.

I feel like crying right now just connecting with you.

I feel like crying right now just connecting with you.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah. There's a whole conversation about the sound of keening, the crying, that weeping that women do that kind of like. So you're losing a baby or you're losing a loved one. What is that kind of sound? And there is a spiritual kind of a power in that sound, I think, and an otherworldly power in that sound. And it is the mix of the adult and the baby. Yeah. Within you.

Yeah. There's a whole conversation about the sound of keening, the crying, that weeping that women do that kind of like. So you're losing a baby or you're losing a loved one. What is that kind of sound? And there is a spiritual kind of a power in that sound, I think, and an otherworldly power in that sound. And it is the mix of the adult and the baby. Yeah. Within you.

Yeah. There's a whole conversation about the sound of keening, the crying, that weeping that women do that kind of like. So you're losing a baby or you're losing a loved one. What is that kind of sound? And there is a spiritual kind of a power in that sound, I think, and an otherworldly power in that sound. And it is the mix of the adult and the baby. Yeah. Within you.

And I think she had that for her mom. And I took care of my mom when she was sick and dying. I took care of my sister. I've taken care of a lot of dying people in my own life.

And I think she had that for her mom. And I took care of my mom when she was sick and dying. I took care of my sister. I've taken care of a lot of dying people in my own life.

And I think she had that for her mom. And I took care of my mom when she was sick and dying. I took care of my sister. I've taken care of a lot of dying people in my own life.

And while I'm very different than Harmony, there's also that crossover where you can take that human element within your own experience and understand this strange lady, you know, who will never get what she needed from her mom. Yeah.

And while I'm very different than Harmony, there's also that crossover where you can take that human element within your own experience and understand this strange lady, you know, who will never get what she needed from her mom. Yeah.

And while I'm very different than Harmony, there's also that crossover where you can take that human element within your own experience and understand this strange lady, you know, who will never get what she needed from her mom. Yeah.

Jane Alexander. Amazing.

Jane Alexander. Amazing.

Jane Alexander. Amazing.

I had never, and I'd grown up like in the 70s watching her on TV, like, you know, everybody. And she's just this huge presence, incredibly generous, warm lady. And we're shooting in this old house up there. It didn't have any insulation. It was really the real deal, this old wallpaper kind of crumbling off and we're freezing. And boy, she was up for it.

I had never, and I'd grown up like in the 70s watching her on TV, like, you know, everybody. And she's just this huge presence, incredibly generous, warm lady. And we're shooting in this old house up there. It didn't have any insulation. It was really the real deal, this old wallpaper kind of crumbling off and we're freezing. And boy, she was up for it.