When I’m A Moth is an untold story about former Secretary of State and U.S. Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s younger days. Although lacking in real details, the film takes liberties to formulate a narrative on Clinton’s early days in Alaska in this coming-of-age story starring Addison Timlin.

Here’s the official synopsis:

From acclaimed filmmakers Zachary Cotler (The Wall of Mexico) and Magdalena Zyzak (Maya Dardel), and starring Addison Timlin as Hillary Clinton, When I’m A Moth is a “what if” scenario that sees a young Hillary working as a fishmonger in Alaska. Possibly an un-biopic of Hillary Rodham set in 1969 Alaska. Possibly a collective dream about a young woman with only the most abstract connection to the politician. Possibly both.

The film also stars T.J. Kayama (Path of Dreams, The Stand) and Toshiji Takeshima (S.W.A.T., True Blood).

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LRM Online’s Gig Patta spoke with actress Addison Timlin on channeling her version of Hillary Clinton in this period piece. We talked about the fictional narrative, filling in the blanks, and her research into the role of her idol.

Addison Timlin began her career with the 2000-01 national tour of Annie. Later, she went to Broadway to appear as Baby Louise in Gypsy with Bernadette Peters. She burst into the television scene with 2008’s Cashmere Mafia as Emily Draper and then as Sasha Bingham in Californication. She appeared in films such as Stand Up Guys, Best Man Down, Derailed, Fallen, and Odd Thomas.

When I’m A Moth is currently playing on all digital platforms today.

Watch the exclusive interview below. Let us know what you think of it.

Source: LRM Online Exclusive, Dark Star Pictures