Ever wondered what it's like to step into the shoes of a Hollywood actress and producer? Fortunately for us, Emily Ruhl wanted to take us on that step-by-step journey as she navigated the bustling streets of the South by Southwest film festival in Austin, Texas this month. With her company, Public School Pictures, at the helm, Ruhl unveiled not one, but two eagerly anticipated films on the same day: "The Last Brunch" and "We Strangers."
No stranger to the film festival circuit, Ruhl's entertainment career ignited with a breakthrough role opposite Nicholas Hoult in Drake Doremus' "Newness," which premiered at the esteemed Sundance Film Festival. She continued to leave her mark on the festival scene, notably with her directorial debut "BLUE MOON," which premiered at NewFest and graced over 100 festivals worldwide; and her executive production of Georden West’s feature film “Playland,” which debuted at the Rotterdam and Tribeca film festivals.
As a true renaissance figure, Ruhl's accolade...