Julie Delpy, the actress, writer and director, discusses her latest film, “My Zoe,” in theaters February 26, which hones in on a mother’s relationship with her child when the family is thrust into a medical crisis. For Delpy, much of the film is about the decisions the mother makes for her child and showing what it’s like when a woman pushes outside of her expected role. “That's what feminism really is about to me. It's not about anything else but for women to not be what they're expected of.”<br /><br><br /><br><br />The Oscar-nominated screenwriter also opened up about writing from the perspective of being a mother. "I could kill them with my teeth," Delpy said of anyone threatening her kids.
