Support the Girls
Drama • R • 2018 • 1 hr 31 min
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Almost wish this was a TV show, because I want more of this charming, lovable cast
Does an amazing job of capturing what the average American workforce does to you, good and bad. Very authentic, Hall is amazing in this
Regina Hall gives a performance deserving of more attention. Understated slice of life that feels like a pilot episode. Lovable characters.
Excellent comedy about a Hooters-like bar & grill w/ a fantastic cast & wonderful characters, very funny in a down to earth way, great film
The film is lead with wonderful acting and comedic sequences that compel the viewers to think twice about women's roles in food service.
Regina Hall and Haley Lu Richardson create such beautifully layered and intensely likeable characters you’re on board for everything.
Enjoyable indie. Wonderful lead eclectic cast.
Unexpectedly heartwarming and funny, which is difficult to do for a film that never looks away from the reality of its premise.
It's a really simple film that brings a lot of discussions that we should be having to the table.
It's a thoughtful, reserved, and inpeccably performed film about people we normally wouldnt usually get to see movies about. Its lovely.
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