In That’s Not Me, a hilarious comedy from Australia, aspiring actor Polly must contend with the success of her more famous twin sister. Co-written by lead Alice Foulcher and director Gregory Erdstein, it’s a movie about fame, siblings, and thwarted expectations.
Loved the movie, hilarious. What was it like to write/direct as a wife/husband duo? Were there give-take imbalances or was it pretty harmonious?
ALICE: Thank you! Because we met at film school, we got to know each other as filmmakers before we got together. After we got together, collaborating on projects was a really organic progression – and I think our sensibilities really complement each other. I also think our personal relationship enables us to be brutally honest with each other. But it does mean we take work home…