Selected as one of the participants for the 2018 January Screenwriters Lab, Columbia University grad Suzanne Andrews Correa is looking to set The Huntress, her feature debut with the Juarez, Mexico backdrop with a logline that read as such: where violence against women goes unnoticed and unpunished, an unlikely heroine emerges to seek justice. This is my interview with the filmmaker who is also the recipient of the Feature Film Program Latina Fellowship.
Interview: Suzanne Andrews Correa – The Huntress | 2018 January Screenwriters Lab
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