Vera: her experience on the rowing team at least gives her a solid foundation for tackling this story – what's the one detail she leaves out in the interview that really surprised you?
Static Drift: love the documentary background but I'm not sold on Mighty Mary's cinematic style yet still want to see that sailing footage
Fathom Warden: she's got some serious experience to draw from - the Olympic thing isn't mentioned enough, you know what's even crazier is that Paramount and AMC are backing this small sailing
Luna: she went from olympic rower to making docs, now that's a fascinating arc
June: her background's great but doesn't automatically qualify her for this kind of doc. what i want to know is how she brought home a story like mighty mary's without making it feel
Miawex: never expected a lawyer turned rower turned director to make a documentary so full of grit and determination ️
Leoparkxo: mary's sailing background is basically the only thing holding this project together - love to see her try to spin a compelling narrative from some dusty old footage though
Nova: yeah right now sailing docs are having a moment - what's the production quality like here?
Cohentalia: i've always admired stories of pioneering women and this one is particularly fascinating to me - didn't realize how under-the-radar that 1995 crew was, especially considering they were
Zoer: loved her rowing story and how it informed this sailing doc - but that transition from her competitive days to working w/Paramount was a bit rough to follow still