Indya Moore unfiltered on family, grief and identity

About this episode

Indya Moore discusses her new film and shares insights on grief, honesty, and family dynamics.

Indya Moore ( Pose ) – actor, activist and compelling voice for compassion – joins us to talk new movie Father Mother Sister Brother, Jim Jarmusch's quietly devastating ensemble film about estranged siblings, ageing parents and all the things we leave unsaid. What begins as a simple film chat becomes a candid conversation about grief without closure, the radical act of being honest in a world that finds honesty uncomfortable, what true intimacy looks like, and the search for accountability and grace. More Popcorn: Adam Driver’s musical odyssey Annette Hamnet’s immersive and transformative filmmaking Know someone who loves movies? Please share  Popcorn Podcast  with your friends. Keep Popcorn Podcast on the air by  shouting Leigh and Tim a movie snack . Visit  popcornpodcast.com  for movie reviews, celebrity interviews and giveaways. Popcorn Podcast interviews the biggest stars on YouTube:  Popcorn Podcast . Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

People in this episode

Hosts: Leigh Livingstone, Tim Iffland

Guest: Indya Moore

Topics covered

• grief
• identity
• family
• honesty
• intimacy
• accountability

Keywords

• Indya Moore
• Father Mother Sister Brother
• grief
• identity
• family
• honesty
• intimacy

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Father Mother Sister Brother, Pose

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