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Brit Marling moved to Los Angeles a few years ago with a dream and some collaborators from college. Within the past two years, she's written and starred in two films-- Another Earth, and Sound of My Voice, which opens this weekend. She's written another film, The East, which will be out some time next year. What an incredible year for this beautiful and talented Angeleño, which of course leads to the most important question of all...

So, Brit Marling, what's your favorite taco?

My Favorite taco is Best Fish Taco in Ensenada in Los Feliz

Great choice, that's the same spot noted Taco enthusiast Aziz Ansari chose. Best of luck with Sound of My Voice, opening Friday:

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