00:00Hi, I'm Megan Fowley, and you're watching Life Minute TV.
00:04Our film is called Come See Me in the Good Light,
00:07and it's about Megan Fowley and her partner, Andrea Gibson,
00:10who's the Poet Laureate of Colorado,
00:12and their life over the past year
00:13as Andrea's been dealing with stage four ovarian cancer.
00:16So it sounds on face value like a very sad and bleak film,
00:21but it's actually very life-affirming,
00:23extremely funny because of this one, and Andrea,
00:27and I would say pretty joyful when it comes down to it.
00:31There's so much room to find joy, laughter, beauty, dancing, silliness,
00:39even in the hardest moments.
00:41And I've heard that a lot of people end up calling,
00:45after they see the film, calling the people that they love
00:47and expressing their love,
00:49and that, I think, is the best thing to come out of it.
00:51That's exactly what I want to happen.
00:53This film is one of those kind of films that
00:56in the same scene, you can be crying real tears
01:01and then laughing, belly laugh, out loud.
01:05It's the testament of living life,
01:09even in the hardest of times,
01:12with the most beautiful, optimistic, connected way.
01:17You know, to be included in Tribeca
01:20is a testament to not only how good the film is,
01:23but how incredible the people who have made this film are.
01:27It's really a dream team of filmmakers,
01:30and we've become, I don't know,
01:33it's just like this beautiful film
01:35that's brought us all even closer.
01:36I think it's the most beautiful, collaborative,
01:41creative experience we've ever had.
01:43Yeah.
01:44The people involved have become family to us,
01:46and we can't imagine a more important story
01:48to tell right now in this country,
01:51in this moment where it's so important
01:53to stay human and stay tender,
01:54and that's what this film's about.
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