Pedro Pascal, beloved for his roles in The Mandalorian and The Last of Us, shares insights into his film Babygirl and his deep love for movies. Halina Reijn, the creative force behind Babygirl, opens up about her artistic process and the challenges of honest storytelling. They discuss travel quirks, connecting over their experiences with films like The Social Network. The duo also reflects on vulnerability in film and personal memories tied to childhood movie experiences, highlighting the therapeutic power of storytelling and the courage it takes to embrace intimacy.

Halina Reijn, a Dutch filmmaker and actress known for her work in 'Babygirl' and 'Bodies, Bodies, Bodies', shares her insights on navigating female desires and authenticity in film. She discusses the primal versus civilized aspects of women's identities and the importance of open conversations about sexual agency. Halina also reflects on the pressures of conformity in the entertainment industry, the complexities of intimacy in modern relationships, and her creative journey within the U.S. film scene.

Halina Reijn, acclaimed director of films like Instinct and Bodies, Bodies, Bodies, engages in an insightful dialogue with fellow director Spike Jonze about her new film, Babygirl. They dive into the film's blend of comedy and drama, focusing on the complex power dynamics of a taboo relationship. Reijn shares how music shapes the seductive atmosphere, while also exploring generational conflicts and the representation of female narratives. The conversation highlights the challenges of filmmaking and the importance of creative collaboration.

Halina Reijn, a talented writer-director of the film 'Babygirl,' dives into her exploration of sexual themes and power dynamics in this engaging discussion. She shares insights on building chemistry among stars Nicole Kidman and Antonio Banderas, emphasizing the importance of humor in an erotic thriller. The hosts also dissect the film's mixed reception and highlight the evolution of Kidman's iconic roles, showcasing her range as an actress. Reijn's passion for storytelling and cinematic artistry shines through in this captivating conversation.

Joanna Robinson joins Sean to dig into A24’s new Gen Z horror-comedy-whodunit ‘Bodies Bodies Bodies’ (0:00) and to share their five favorite “one crazy night” movies (1:00). Then, Halina Reijn, the Dutch actress and director of ‘Bodies Bodies Bodies,’ talks with Sean about how she transitioned to working behind the camera full-time (1:12:00).Host: Sean FennesseyGuests: Joanna Robinson and Halina ReijnProducer: Bobby Wagner Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices