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Lilly Wachowski Reflects on 'Bound' 30 Years Later

Originally published Jun 1, 2026

By Ryan Lattanzio · IndieWire

AI-generated summary based on IndieWire · Aggregated by Filmarian · Human-reviewed and approved on Jun 1, 2026

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  • Lilly Wachowski reflects on the 1996 film 'Bound' 30 years after its release.
  • She discusses the symbolic meaning of the film's opening shot as a closet.
  • Wachowski also shares insights on her gender transition and early marketing for 'The Matrix.'
  • She observed her sister Lana direct 'The Matrix Resurrections' without her involvement.

Lilly Wachowski discusses the 1996 film 'Bound' and its significance, including its opening shot symbolizing a closet. She also touches on her gender transition, early marketing for 'Bound' and 'The Matrix,' and observing her sister Lana direct 'The Matrix Resurrections' without her.

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