Metamora is a modern day take on the classic Jeckyl and Hyde scenario. In it Guin plays a bi-sexual woman who get's into small town troubles. The film is produced by Joel Umbaugh and Written and Directed by Catherine Crouch who Guin worked with on Stray Dogs.

The following are excerpts taken from Catherine Crouch.com

Word: Metamora sounds like a fascinating film idea. How did it come about?
CC: The film came to me just by sitting around and watching old horror movies - films that deal with people transforming into other things, and the excesses and the fear of science. These films deal with many of the issues that I am interested in looking at in my film.

Word: The title of the film - Metamora - resonates in so many ways. How did you choose it?
CC: We initially wanted to call it Monster, but then that title was taken first by Patty Jenkins. I was really wedded to using the "M" word, and we were thinking of shooting in southwest Indiana. And one of the towns we were looking at is named Metamora. I also kept thinking the title should be Latin because I wanted it to have a Gothic feel. Metamora means "turning point" plus "period of time" in Latin. It sounds a little like "metamorphosis". So, it works in many ways. It also has a feminine sound to it. A friend of mine asked what the title of the movie was, and when I said Metamora she went, "ooooooohh". And that was the response I wanted.

Word: Guinevere, you are starring in Metamora. What role are you playing?
GT: I am playing Kay, the bisexual who breezes into town and gets into trouble with the monsters - well, trouble meaning sex.

You can read the entire article (and interesting it is too!) Over at Catherine Crouch.com