Connie Britton's next two roles in feature films – which coincidentally come out on the same day, Sept. 13 – center on motherhood in very different aspects. In "Here After," Britton plays a mother, who is thrilled when her daughter (Freya Hannan-Mills) is miraculously revived after a tragic accident; however, her relief turns to dread when she notices unusual changes in her daughter. "It's a woman and her daughter's journey into the supernatural," Britton said. "It's a real exploration into what it is to be a mother experiencing and exploring pain and guilt." In "Winner," Britton plays the mother of Reality Winner (Emilia Jones), who comes across government secrets regarding Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election — and yes, this dark dramedy is based on a true story. "That's a fascinating story. That was a movie I felt like I really had to to do because Reality's experience was really such a moment in our history, and she really got caught up in a lot of what was happening in our history in that moment," Britton said. "I learned a lot from being able to speak to Billie, who really was her advocate throughout that experience and harrowing journey." MORE: https://www.wthr.com/article/entertainment/movies/connie-britton-interview-5-time-emmy-nominee-here-after-paramount-pictures-winner-vertical-reality-motherhood/531-fb4d02f2-4351-48d8-884a-18f31bf3cbd6