I'm Beginning To See the Light (2024)

This is a magical movie. Sad in some ways, but there’s a lot of positivity in it. I think its story also contradicts the usual types of films we see these days. It unfolds in a way that you can’t predict. It’s a magical story that’s thought-provoking and deeply human. It has a refreshing realness you don’t see in other movies these days.

“I’m Beginning to See the Light” is a story a lot of people can relate to. It’s a story about having to start over and how we overcome grief and sadness by finding glimmers of hope. When I read the script, I thought it was beautiful. Then I saw my good friend Abbie Cornish and Jack Huston were already attached to the project, and I knew they’d be able to elevate the film to the next level. The movie really makes you root for the main character, which I loved, and the ensemble cast is fantastic.

This is a film for anyone who has been through a hard time in their life. It deals with our emotional connections to trauma, and it will inspire audiences to remember that life will go on. I was going through a rough time in my life when I got the script for this movie, and honestly it felt like fate. The story gave me encouragement, and acting in the film felt like therapy. I was really drawn to and connected with my character, and I think it helped create a great performance. If you’ve ever been through a dark time in your life, this movie will inspire and encourage you.