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by Bailey Pennick Before the Sundance Film Festival premiere of AM I OK? co-directors Tig Notaro and Stephanie Allynne described their feature as a love
By Katie Small Writer-director Jamie Dack’s first feature, Palm Trees and Power Lines, explores the feelings of loneliness and insecurity that often lead young women
By Vanessa Zimmer If you haven’t seen Aubrey Plaza since she played the bored and snarky April Ludgate in television’s Parks and Recreation — surprise!
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By Vanessa Zimmer March of time be damned, these Florida women who call themselves the “Calendar Girls” are going to put on their makeup, slip
By Vanessa Zimmer For Reid Davenport, of I Didn’t See You There, mostly it’s about invisibility. His curly-haired frame in a wheelchair is reflected in
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