The Business

Director Maggie Gyllenhaal on ‘The Lost Daughter’

Dec 31, 2021

30:02

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The Pendemic and the New Jersey Budget

01:41

Did She Really Just Say, Go With God?

01:51

Do You Want to Be a Good Member of the Hollywood Community?

02:01

Introduction

3min

Do You Want to Be a Good Member of the Hollywood Community?

2min

I Think the Future of Poolo Will Be in the Form of HBO Max

2min

Is Sherry Redstone Going to Sell?

2min

What Is the Movie Business?

2min

Gillenhall's the Lost Daughter

3min

The Deuce - What It Feels Like to Be a Director

2min

Did She Really Just Say, Go With God?

2min

The Beginning of a Relationship

2min

10.

You're Listening to the Unfictional Podcast

2min

11.

The Lost Daughter

3min

12.

The Pendemic and the New Jersey Budget

2min

13.

The Netlis Model of Putting Films Out There

4min

Actress and now director Maggie Gyllenhaal wanted to set her new drama “The Lost Daughter” in Maine, but New Jersey offered a better tax credit. So the plan was to shoot in New Jersey until Gyllenhaal decided it just didn’t feel right. Gyllenhaal tells KCRW about finding her power as a director and how she ended up making “The Lost Daughter” in Greece.