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“We’re truly in the best time right now to create something specific that is for your point of view, that’s different,” he says.

But farce is a universal language, and the hilarity is not just translated but alchemized into something riotously contemporary.

“And there’s no bigger theme than human consciousness. It’s the lens through which we experience reality. I wanted to write about it for a long time and I just hadn’t seen a way in. How do I make something ethereal into a thriller?”

Something about the congregation’s elegant headwear always caught her eye.

“If someone pulls something and they ruin it or don’t return it, that’s it. It’s lost for all of us. No one has the ability to pull it anymore.”