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June Squibb Joins Alex Borstein In Indie Dramedy

Academy Award nominee June Squibb has joined Emmy winner Alex Borstein in the indie dramedy "Turn the Lights Back On." The film, previously announced in June, is based on true events and draws inspiration from the experiences of families during the COVID-19 era. "Turn the Lights Back On" focuses on a family that is compelled to confront significant challenges.
Squibb, known for her role in "Eleanor the Great," will take on a leading role in the project. Borstein, an Emmy winner, is also set to star in the film. The dramedy aims to explore themes relevant to the pandemic period, highlighting the resilience and struggles of families during that time. Further details regarding the plot and other cast members have not yet been disclosed.
The production is being described as an independent film, suggesting a focus on character-driven narratives and potentially a more intimate storytelling approach. The inspiration drawn from real-life events during the COVID-19 pandemic indicates that the film may delve into emotional and relatable subject matter for audiences who experienced similar circumstances. The announcement marks a significant casting development for the project, bringing together two acclaimed actresses for what is anticipated to be a compelling cinematic experience.
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