Deep Cut is visited by the Queen of Sensual Cinema herself, writer/director/actress Isabel Sandoval (Lingua Franca, Señorita, Apparition) to discuss her favorite Eliza Hittman feature, It Felt Like Love (2013). Isabel describes her personal connections to Hittman’s sensitive presentation of adolescence and presents her big theory about debut features. Wilson extols Hittman’s confident direction and Ben asks Isabel about the challenges that come with directing one’s own performance as a director/actor, while Eli and Isabel detour to praise Jane Fonda’s performance in Klute (1971). And Isabel teases her next feature, Tropical Gothic...

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