The film, which released on streaming service Netflix earlier this month, also features her “Captain Marvel” co-star and good friend Samuel L Jackson.
Seoul: Oscar winner Brie Larson says turning director with “Unicorn Store” not only made her a better performer, but also gave her an “overarching perspective” about the process of filmmaking.
The actor, who became the first woman to front a Marvel superhero film with “Captain Marvel” and will next be seen in “Avengers: Endgame”, said directing made her a better team player.
Based on an original screenplay by Samantha McIntyre, “Unicorn Store” revolves around a woman named Kit (Larson), who after moving back in with her parents, receives a mysterious invitation to a store that will test her idea of what it really means to grow up.
“It just gives an overarching perspective that is really valuable because sometimes everybody gets kind of caught up in their roles. They don’t see the bigger picture of how they fit in this? And with films like this in particular, where it’s beyond even what’s happening on the sets. There are people all over the world working on CGI, working behind the scenes,” Larson said.
The film, which released on streaming service Netflix earlier this month, also features her “Captain Marvel” co-star and good friend Samuel L Jackson.
“Endgame” releases in India on April 26 in English, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu.
