The film, which was shot as the first COVID-19
vaccines were released, centers around two strangers who end up
spending a week together in an upstate New York rental home
after it was double booked. The pair start as frenemies, but
quickly bond.
The triple threat said seeing her name in the credits of the
film was very satisfying.
"It feels very satisfying. It's my second film that I directed
and I feel like I learn every single time. And with this, I have
a special sense of pride because it's all of our film and there
was so much collaboration," said Holmes.
Actor Jim Sturgess co-stars and explained how he benefited from
Holmes wearing multiple hats.
"I was curious and a little apprehensive. I'm not going to lie.
And then it just became the way I wished it always was on set.
You have all the people that are most important on set in one
person,” he explained.
"It was cool to make a film about the moment in the moment,"
Sturgess said. You know ... we were really living it all. It was
so raw and it was so real. And then you just immediately dive
and tell that story without the space of hindsight.”
"Alone Together" is already out in limited theatres and will be
released on-demand on July 29.
(This story corrects last paragraph to show film is already out
in limited theatres)
(Reporting by Alicia Powell; editing by Diane Craft)
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