Janeane from Des Moines is documentary about an improvised character (the titular Janeane) interacting with political candidates in Iowa, a battleground state. We meet Janeane at a point in her life where she is having a great deal of personal and life issues, all of which are challenging her way of life and personal belief system.
I sat down with director Grace Lee and lead actress, comedienne and improv artist to chat about the making of the film.
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