Emma Seligman
From pre-vis to improv, Seligman breaks down how they achieved the film’s unique brand of action comedy.
But the film's true OTP might be the school mascot and its equipment.
BFFs
The "Shiva Baby" duo re-team on "Bottoms," an unpredictable mash-up of "Fight Club," "Heathers," and "Friday Night Lights" that, as they tell IndieWire, might really just be a love letter to their own friendship.
"Fight Club"
"When we first announced the movie, they put 'fight club' in quotations," the writer and star said of her bloody new teen comedy.
"Shiva Baby" writer-director Emma Seligman directs the queer summer comedy also starring Kaia Gerber and Miles Fowler.
Film Review
Emma Seligman and Rachel Sennott are back with an indescribably funny, horny, and weird new charmer.
"Shiva Baby" director Emma Seligman and star Rachel Sennott discuss the film's production in a new interview with IndieWire.
With this and her next movie "Bottoms," Seligman is shaping up to be a major new talent.
Fresh out of NYU, Seligman tells IndieWire how she explored bisexuality, sex work, and empowerment from a darkly funny Jewish lens in her impressive first feature.
Polly Draper's refreshing take on a Jewish mother brightens Emma Seligman's debut feature, which mines a wild premise for dark laughs.
