How A24's Tuesday asks viewers to confront grief
Writer and comedian Sophie Kohn talks about what the movie has to say about grief, and why she wishes there had been a film like this one when her own mom was dying.
Writer and comedian Sophie Kohn shares why she wishes she'd had a movie like this when she lost a loved one
When you think of Julia Louis-Dreyfus, it's hard not to think of Elaine on Seinfeld or Selina from Veep — a little quirky, and very funny.
But in her latest role, she plays a mother whose teenage daughter has a terminal illness, and she has to come to terms with her death.
Today on Commotion, Sophie Kohn joins guest host Amil Niazi to explain what the movie has to say about grief, and why she wishes there had been a movie like this one when her own mom was dying.
LISTEN | Today's episode on YouTube (this segment starts at 10:59):
You can listen to the full discussion from today's show on CBC Listen or on our podcast, Commotion with Elamin Abdelmahmoud, available wherever you get your podcasts.
Interview with Sophie Kohn produced by Jess Low.