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Guy Nattiv & Carrie Coon On Finding Empathy In ‘The Liberation’: “Who Are We To Say What Is Required For Someone To Move On?” — Contenders London
Writer-director Guy Nattiv and actress Carrie Coon joined Deadline’s Contenders London event today where the pair discussed making The Liberation , a very personal story inspired by real events from Nattiv’s own grandmother.
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Writer‑director Guy Nattiv and actress Carrie Coon appeared at Deadline’s Contenders London event, where they talked about their new film The Liberation. Nattiv described the project as a very personal story drawn from real events involving his grandmother. The pair explained how the narrative explores empathy and the difficulty of defining what it takes for someone to move on. Bleecker Street will handle the film’s U.S. release.
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