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Sundance 2020: Filmmakers Bridget Moloney + Claire Coffee on Making Art Out of Motherhood

Sundance 2020: Filmmakers Bridget Moloney + Claire Coffee on Making Art Out of Motherhood

Update: 2020-01-23
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#243 • Actress Claire Coffee (Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector) and director Bridget Moloney share their excitement in premiering their short film BLOCKS -- an existential comedy about the mother of two young children who begins to spontaneously vomit plastic toy blocks -- at The Sundance Film Festival.

I find out what they're planning to wear to Park City, Claire's foolproof cocktail of choice, their altitude-proof skincare regimen, and what their lodging situation is like (bunk beds, perhaps?).

This is the story of two mom-friends who were creatively frustrated and feeling rejected, who decided to figure it out, and make something together.

I can't wait for you to hear Bridget and Claire's thoughts on how to take a bet on yourself and trust your own voice even when you're neck deep in childrearing.

x Ellie Knaus


Show Notes: https://www.atomicmoms.com/podcast/sundance-claire-coffee-bridget-moloney-blocks-making-art-motherhood-atomic-moms-podcast

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Sundance 2020: Filmmakers Bridget Moloney + Claire Coffee on Making Art Out of Motherhood

Sundance 2020: Filmmakers Bridget Moloney + Claire Coffee on Making Art Out of Motherhood