Julie Delpy is exploring the complexities of motherhood in her latest film, "My Zoe," and in her own life as a mother. "Everyone has their own way of dealing with motherhood," the actress, director and Oscar-nominated screenwriter said on "Salon Talks." Delpy laughs that she is the "fun mom." "My Zoe," in theaters now, follows a mother after her child undergoes a medical crisis. As a filmmaker, Delpy is hoping to break new ground around what it means to be a mom onscreen, including honoring decisions characters make "even if it's the wrong thing."

Watch the full "Salon Talks" episode with Delpy here to hear more about "My Zoe" and the future of the "Before" films with Ethan Hawke: https://www.salon.com/tv/video/7yoawt