popular girl so she's that classic ‘90s girl, and that was really just so fun. All of the scrunchies and butterfly clips,” she says. “It's back too, it's so funny. Half of the wardrobe is actually modern clothing that they bought at Urban Outfitters because it's just back.” So it should come as no surprise to us that when it comes to issues surrounding the character that made her a household name, she’s going to make it her business to speak out on any closed-mindedness – all in the most graceful, Emma way possible. Trump Has Failed the U.S. Working Class and Only Helped the Rich Emily and Jake were compelled to make the film after speaking with survivors in the immediate aftermath; starting with Sam Zeif, a Parkland senior whose texts with his brother during lockdown went viral. “We were both taken aback by how articulately he was able to describe what he went through,” Jake says. “We were blown away by it. It was like the air was sucked out of the room. And the fact that Sam so early on could see why it was important to use his voice to keep his friend Joaquin [Oliver]'s memory alive; to make sure that everyone in the country and the world understood what they went through and why it cannot happen again.”