We at Indie Entertainment were fortunate enough to interview Regina Bryant, on our YouTube Channel, ahead of her latest film Pushed Off A Plane and Survived, premiering this Saturday at 8/7c on Lifetime. For Bryant, what is so striking is not the scale of the moment — but her own steadiness within it.

In our recent conversation, Bryant was refreshingly down to earth. Graceful and thoughtful, she spoke about the kinds of stories that draw her in — complex family dynamics, layered relationships, and the inner life of a woman finding her strength. Pushed Off A Plane and Survived provided all of these things.

Bryant carries a recognition that her work is about the significance of the above themes in the film and her own career. She shared how her faith and her close-knit family serve as anchors in an industry that can often feel unpredictable. That grounding, she explained, allows Bryant to approach emotionally demanding roles with vulnerability and resilience.

What stood out to us most during our conversation was Bryant’s sincerity. There was no façade at any point throughout — just an artist who deeply understands the responsibility of storytelling and carries it with pride.

When audiences tune in this weekend, they will see a compelling performance from Bryant. And behind the scenes, they’ll sense that Regina Bryant is a woman of conviction and gratitude — qualities that resonate far beyond the screen.