A timeless story of aimless youth that succeeds in telling a raw, emotional tale about modern womanhood, fractured families, and the quest for authentic connection.
Tag: Rachel Sennott
“Saturday Night”
Offers an entertaining look at the pivotal moment of a television revolution in progress: the 1975 premiere of “Saturday Night Live.”
“I Used to Be Funny”
A story of friendship and trauma that’s not very original, but it highlights an essential aspect of the female experience.
“Bottoms”
Dark, irreverent, and raunchy, this satirical teen sex comedy is as outrageous as it is hysterical. It’s a lot like “Heathers,” but gay.
“Bodies Bodies Bodies”
A fun genre thriller that exceeds all expectations. It’s psychological horror with a body count.
“Tahara”
Offers a blistering, authentic view of the teen experience in America, with a refreshingly different setting in the Jewish community.
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