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“The film’s depiction of the optimistic essence of community theater shines through in a way that feels good to be true.”
“Soon enough, Mona throws her familial, homekeeping obligations out the window; it’s refreshing to see a woman invoking the mindset of “fuck them kids.” In doing this, director and writer Jesse Eisenberg exercises his understanding of being both the actor and the director.”
““ The Debut ” challenges this assumption: what happens when a woman goes tunnel vision on her midlife mission to discover her new purpose?”
“While this decision could reflect the potentially selfish nature of method acting, it leaves a lot of relationships unresolved.”
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“Dave Bautista Shows Off Body Transformation to Play Kratos in 'God of War' Series: 'Two More Months to Get to Where I Need to Be' 2.”
“Immediately, the film forces us to consider the age-old issue of a woman being limited by her years on Earth, as opposed to being well-experienced.”
“Steph (Halle Bailey) is the star of Brook Theater’s “Nosy Neighbors,” and never once does she assert her power as the show’s lead.”
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