Today I welcome back Michelle Bossy to the show. I first talked to Michelle back in 2021 when her film Under the Lantern Lit Sky played at the Brooklyn Film Festival. That film was one of my favorites from 2021 so I was thrilled when I heard that she had two short films currently playing the festival circuit. In this episode we discuss Early Retirement and Antisemite - two powerful films that you’ll want to keep on your radar. Great films, great chat! I look forward to having Michelle back on in the future.
Thanks for listening!
Kyler
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Michelle Bossy is a Mexican-American award-winning film, television, and theater director. Recent films Michelle directed include Nobody’s Home (feature), Under the Lantern Lit Sky (feature), Antisemite by Etan Marciano, klutz. by Elizabeth Narciso, Early Retirement by Pete Sabri and Susan-Kate Heaney, Chance of Showers by Julie Craig and Alex Ellis, The Trespassed by Raul Garza, Incurable by Josephine Cashman, Miracle Baby by Steven Fechter, Friendly Neighborhood Coven by Caroline V McGraw, Ladies Lounge by Caroline V. McGraw, 18, written by Courtney Baron, She Grinds Her Own Coffee, written by Cheri Magid, and The New 35 written by Leslie Korein. Michelle’s films have premiered at the Austin Film Festival, St. Louis International Film Festival, Dances with Films, LA Shorts International Film Festival, and the Female Eye Film Festival, among dozens of others. Michelle directed the series The Broadway Babies Show by Nicole Mangi and Leah Sprecher, and There’s a Special Place in Hell for Fashion Bloggers, written by Amelia Alvarez. Michelle collaborated with Maria Alexandria Beech on TeleMAMAS, a pilot. She has directed music videos for the band Yassou, and the singer/songwriter Brooke Josephson. Michelle directed for Disney’s Diversity Showcase in 2021 and 2022. (Source: MichelleBossy.com)
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