Rachel Sennott Reviews and Articles | Little White Lies

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Saturday Night review – unappealing nepo baby triumphalism

by Mark Asch

Jason Reit­man pans back to 1975 and Lorne Michaels’ ambi­tious plans for a live broad­cast sketch show in his fan­fic­tion retelling of SNL’s inception.

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Bottoms review – undercooked, unfunny teen romance

by Hannah Strong

Two unpop­u­lar les­bians attempt to start a fight club at their high school in Emma Selig­man’s dis­ap­point­ing fol­low-up to Shi­va Baby.

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Bodies Bodies Bodies

by Hannah Strong

Hali­na Rei­jn’s amus­ing sec­ond fea­ture satiris­es Gen Z nihilism but does­n’t have much to say about the pop cul­ture stereo­types it depicts.

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Review

Shiva Baby

by Flora Spencer Grant

Rachel Sen­nott gives a stand­out per­for­mance in this anx­i­ety-induc­ing com­e­dy set at a Jew­ish wake.

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