My Old Ass

Why Megan Park's 'My Old Ass' is Making Everyone Cry (And Then Laugh)

Find out how director Megan Park is bringing tears and joy to audiences everywhere with her new film 'My Old Ass'!

Megan Park, the writer and director of the highly anticipated film "My Old Ass," has taken her two decades of acting experience and channeled it into crafting a story that is both poignant and relatable. The film, which stars the talented Aubrey Plaza, delves into the intricacies of growing up, learning to embrace one's true self, and navigating the often turbulent waters of adulthood. In an exclusive interview with IndieWire, Park shares her insights on how she collaborates with her cast and crew, her scriptwriting process, and the unique charm of blending Canadian culture into her storytelling. It seems she has struck a perfect balance of heart and humor that keeps viewers engaged from start to finish.

Fans of the film can rejoice as "My Old Ass" is now available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video, making it easier than ever to experience this emotional ride from the comfort of home. The film has already garnered attention for eliciting enthusiastic sobs from its audience, and Park admits that while she feels a twinge of guilt, she also believes that the cathartic experience of crying is a testament to her work’s impact. The fusion of laughter and tears makes for a memorable film-watching experience, offering a glimpse into the conflicts that arise when one confronts their past and strives to accept the present.

In her film, Park brings the scenic beauty of Ontario's cottage country to life, showcasing the charm of summer in Muskoka. The film offers a nostalgic nod to the joys and struggles of adolescence and portrays a quintessential Canadian summer, reflecting her own roots while appealing to universal themes of growth and self-discovery. Starring fellow Canadian Maisy Stella, the film paints a vibrant picture that resonates with many viewers. It’s a feel-good movie that doesn’t shy away from delving into deeper emotional territories, making it a standout in this year’s lineup.

Moreover, Park’s previous work has already solidified her reputation as a formidable filmmaker. Her knack for storytelling shines through once again, suggesting that she is undoubtedly on a path to becoming one of the industry’s notable voices. If you're curious about what else has garnered attention lately, don’t miss the GLAAD Wrap, which covers everything from new streaming films to fresh musical releases. Whether you find yourself reaching for tissues or bursting into laughter, "My Old Ass" ensures that every viewer will take away something unique from their viewing experience.