Eliza Hittman, Sidney Flanigan & Talia Ryder On The Film, "Never Rarely Sometimes Always" 

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Hats off for the interviewer for doing an awesome job in asking really excellent questions. He asked all the interesting questions a viewer would have after watching the film. It's also a bit surreal to see the interview taking place on the eve of the COVID-19 Pandemic with pedestrians innocently walking by outside, having no idea what was yet to happen with the city being forced into full lockdown a week later and changing life as they would know it for the foreseeable future.

Loved this movie. Heartbreaking.

I just saw the film. It's really well acted by both of the girls. The guy on the bus was good too. Watching it, I wasn't sure if he was creepy or harmless.

Taria looks like a mix of Billie Eilish and Grimes. Also her voice is soooo calming

Teen and young adult boys/men need to see this movie. Most don't have a clue about the overwhelming consequences that are often a result for the young teen women/girls who are in a sexual relationship with them, and subsequently have to deal with.

Awesome movie. Great chemistry. Eliza MUST think of a SEQUEL. The Sidney-Talia tandem is HEAVENS !!! Thank you guys !!!

props to the interviewer really great questions and great discussion by all

Great interview. Eliza sounds like an awesome director, one of the rare ones who actually care about their actors.

Talia is so pretty

Great interview. Some great talent in the room, paving the way for an intimate intelligent approach to life, which I feel we've been lacking culturally in recent times...likely due to postmodernism imo.

Good interview!

love u Talia

Talia Ryder made me think of Emma Watson at teenage.

Talia is so beautiful...

I’ll take this movie over Unplanned and other “pro-life” movies any day.

I have 2 questions. Why did the writer / director choose to have Autumn lugging around a bulky 70 lb. suitcase throughout the movie; while Skylar had a small backpack? And why did they choose to cast the very attractive Talia Ryder as Autumn's cousin? Why not a woman with average looks? These are subtleties that Hittman intentionally included; but for what reason? What do you think?

6:30

8:10

Without a doubt, THE MOST depressing movie I ever watched. But the acting was good. The ending sucked. Because there wasn't any.