00:00Miss Hadaway, you are a writer in this verity, but does writing must contain truth and where resides truth today,
00:14where we can find truth today?
00:17You know, having lived in a world that's been dominated by social media this last decade, I've seen the effect
00:25that it's had on the truth. I've seen the effect that it's had on people really taking very, very strong
00:31points of view, very strong positions on things about people they've never met.
00:35I've seen, I've experienced how one-sided stories can dominate the conversation, and I've seen grace deteriorate. And all of
00:47those things exist in this story. All of these things are at the heart of it.
00:50So I thought, if I'm interested in these things, I'm sure other people will be interested in them as well.
00:55And then you kind of say, and that's, by the way, that's like the underlayer of what is also like
01:00a really, I don't know, twisty, sexy, fun, erotic thriller. I don't know, it just seemed like a great package
01:09to me.
01:10The thing that I think is very interesting about the movie is there was certainty throughout the movie about who
01:18Verity was, and then only after something happens, which is irreversible, does questioning that certainty come in, whereas it should
01:28have always been reversed.
