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Amber Tamblyn is feeling the love from her Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants co-stars.
The actress reunited with her on and off-screen friends Alexis Bledel and Blake Lively on the red carpet at the premiere of her directorial debut, Paint It Black, at The Museum of Modern Art in New York City on Monday.
The trio smiled sweetly as they posed for photos. Bledel rocked a bright, colorful pattered dress, while Tamblyn and Lively opted for toned-down black and white ensembles.
While co-star America Ferrera didn't make an appearance on the press line, she did turn out to support Tamblyn on her big night, and was spotted hanging with her Traveling Pants comrades at the Paint It Black after-party.
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Paint It Black -- a dark drama that explores the pain of loss, suicide, emotional imbalance, healing and destructive relationships -- marks the 34-year-old filmmaker's first time stepping behind the camera.
Tamblyn -- who also recently became a new mom when she and husband David Cross welcomed their first child, daughter Marlow, in February -- opened up to ET about the experience of directing her first feature film.
"I wanted to be able to make something where I could live or die by either failing or succeeding from that experience, so I wanted to make a film that felt daring and felt different than a lot of movies that we see today," she shared. "And if I failed with that, than at least I failed on my own… Ultimately, I just I felt really, really strong about this movie and about the script."
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Paint It Black hits theaters Friday.
Tamblyn, Lively and Ferrara enjoyed another fun Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants reunion back in January, when they all protested together at a number of Women's Marches across the country, the day after the presidential inauguration. Check out the video below to hear more.
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