The Worst Person in the World

“The Worst Person in the World. That’s why I wanted to do Sentimental Value. This movie, I think, is really, truly one of the best movies of the last decade, a hundred percent, so... And I love this– Yeah, I love this image.”

“The Worst Person in the World. When I watched it I felt like, ', this is what I've been yearning to watch,' that shows me something about love, about relationships, about what it means to be a woman falling in and out of love. To me, this felt like the rom-com I was looking for but yet is still not. I thought it was great. I love the ending, the ending is great. I loved it, great ending. I love how real this movie felt.”

“We got to talk about this movie, talk about something newer. The Worst Person in the World. This is probably my favorite romance of the last five years. This movie is just so wonderful, feels really raw and honest. So I'm really glad Criterion did this. It's amazing.”

“Worst Person in the World. I absolutely loved this film. I think women are often just taught such a limited... We’re socialized to have such a limited view of what we can be or what our lives can be. And I just love this woman who’s got so much agency and so much, like... She makes choices for herself. Like, whether they’re right or wrong, she has the courage to just make them, and... You know, she deals with the consequences of them, but... There’s a real courage that I really loved.”

“Worst Person in the World. This is a more recent film, ’21. It’s a great movie on its own. But my favorite film in the world is Lawrence of Arabia. And people think it’s for the spectacle, the scope, the scale. But it’s because the theme of it is, “Who am I?” And this is very similar in that respect. And I just found this the most amazing internal journey of somebody just trying to figure out their place in the world.”