What are you wearing today?
Flats.

That's a good choice for Toronto; you have to walk a lot.
Not me, I'm stuck in this hotel room, talking to people.

Given this movie's relationship with the sisters and the grandmother and the shoes, it's like a home run for women, but what do you think appeals to men?
It's about families. Dark secrets. Unresolved issues in families. It is a real investigation. It's a true story by the way. I liked that. These are things that I think every family has, which are dark, dark, really profoundly difficult and painful events. My character takes care of everybody else because she doesn't want to find out about herself. Then, when the girls come to see her, she opens up herself.

How was it filming in Florida?
I loved Briny Breeze, that's where we shot with the older people. I learned so much. They have real lives that are still sexually active. They won't get into marriage, they don't want to be tied down. They gossip, they have friends and have very close-knit cliques. They're romantic.