Girl
Drama • R • 2018 • 1 hr 45 min
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Beautifully done -- honest and brutal. Loved that we saw her strong support system along with the acknowledgement it's not always enough.
I went in with little to no expectations and came out in tears. I cannot think of one negative criticism.
Even though played by a cis male, the main character was beautifully and respectfully portrayed. A well written and touching story.
Very emotional movie, great acting, loved the dad and how he supported his daughter ❤️
Truly amazing, felt so many emotions. Recommended.
A gripping drama, though it's deeply uncomfortable in places so it might not be for everyone.
It looks very beautiful and I was so interested before watching it but the movie was just so boring. Disappointing.
I'm not sure that anything could make the world of dance seem interesting.
One of the stronger offerings on the cis actor in a trans role stage, heartfelt & charitable to its characters.
An amazing ending. Queer cinema you definitely must see.
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