Loren Taylor's latest project is one she wrote, directs and stars in: The Moon is Upside Down. She's joined by a stellar cast that includes Elizabeth Hawthorne, Victoria Haralbidou and Robyn Malcom.

Loren Taylor on her directing debut The Moon is Upside Down

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Loren Taylor on her directing debut The Moon is Upside Down

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