Rosario Dawson, 28, is fearless. She plays a woman who is raped and seeks revenge in the NC-17 rated thriller Descent, which opens this weekend in limited release. She also produced the film through her production company, Trybe, and has her comic book, Occult Crimes Taskforce, her charity work, and a slew of acting roles keeping her busy.

It isn’t easy being this New York native, but it certainly is fulfilling.

When Rosario greets reporters during an interview for the film at NYC’s Regency Hotel on August 7, she takes joy in surprising them by already being present in the room instead of making the typical grand entrance. Donning a black shawl, striped blouse, black pants, a black bracelet on one arm and a brown bracelet on the other, her citrus-smelling perfume wafts. But she isn’t all glamour. Her intelligence is striking, but because she is sitting beside director/writer Talia Lugacy, she is relatable. The women have known each other since they were teens attending an acting camp in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania.

Welcome to the world of Rosario Dawson, the multiracial girl who grew up squatting in NYC. After being discovered on her stoop at 15, she shot to stardom in Kids and never looked back.

In this interview, Rosario, who is single after dating Jason Lewis for two years, talks about the movie, her relationships, heading back to Broadway and her comic book.

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