“As a book, it has already been very humanizing of this current movement. How can another manifestation take it a step further? Really be in conversation and dialogue.” convoluted. It turns out that Ted used to run a boys’ summer camp, and Charlotte was a camper there. Meaning, he interacted with Charlotte without ever even knowing that he met his daughter. To solidify his claim, Ted shows Hanna a photo of himself with Charlotte...but there’s alsoanother "Because I didn’t want to give him the stage," she replied. "First of all, I’m a big fan of his work. His movies are great. He was very innovative in many things that he did, and I’ve got nothing but great things to say about the creative and professional side of his work. When it happened, the timing of when it happened, he was promoting another movie of his. It was like he was looking for publicity and I just didn’t want to give him the stage." Playing such a differet role has been a lot of fun for Dianna, especially since there's so much creative freedom. "Getting out of the high school level is kind of nice—playing characters who are closer to my age," she says. "Indie movies have a huge sense of freedom. There are shorter hours and you're on a very limited budget, so you work really hard for 12 hours then do it all over again. It's very focused and very streamlined and I think because you're not answering to studios and ecutives, you have a bigger say in how the film goes. I don't need a trailer and I don't need everything to be glam. I got into this to be a storyteller."