What I mean is, in my normal attire, I can look very young and angsty-at first glance-on a plane. Maybe I’m imagining it, but I feel that if I wear, for example, a hoodie and sneakers, the flight attendant sees me as a teenaged derelict hoodlum who just shoplifted that Evian from the terminal and is using her drug-dealer boyfriend’s points to fly to Newark to go, like, do drugs or something. I try to dress a little more like an office professional and a little less like a weirdo writer.
And I was the first one on the plane and the last one off. It was a very easy one, San Francisco to Burbank. Ahead of a year on the film festival circuit, she answers our questionnaire about what she packs, eats, and buys while traveling.
The film earned raves at the Sundance Film Festival this week, where it premiered. Directed by William Oldroyd, the movie stars Thomasin McKenzie as Eileen and Anne Hathaway as Rebecca. Moshfegh, who is also the author of the novels Death in Her Hands and Lapvona, collaborated with her husband, Luke Goebel, on the script. The novel is the first of Moshfegh’s books to be adapted for the screen-though Margot Robbie is currently developing her 2018 best-seller, My Year of Rest and Relaxation, into a feature.
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