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One one our favorite female filmmakers to hover just outside of Oscar\u2019s graces is Nicole Holofcener, and this week The Body\u2019s Mathew Rodriguez joins us to talk about one of her more recent films: 2013\u2032s Enough Said<\/i>. The romantic comedy stars Julia Louis-Dreyfus as a single mother preparing to send her daughter off to college while discovering the man she is dating is the ex-husband of one of her clients. One of Holofcener\u2019s most celebrated humanist examinations of class and relationships, the film faced an uphill climb against Oscar\u2019s bias against comedies and female stories.<\/p>\n
But perhaps its closest shot was for Louis-Dreyfus\u2019 love interest, the dearly departed James Gandolfini. Released after the beloved actor\u2019s death, his against type (but true to his real-life persona) performance remains one of his best.<\/p>\n
This week, we\u2019re taking a look at our love for Holofcener\u2019s work, including with her muse and Enough Said<\/i> supporting star Catherine Keener. We also discuss this year\u2019s exceptional Globes Actress in a Musical\/Comedy lineup, what went down when Holofcener almost made Can You Ever Forgive Me?<\/i> (which still led to her first writing nomination), and Bon Qui Qui from MadTV<\/i>.<\/p>\n
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