First Time Female Director

2023
1h 37min

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4,4/10

436

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Chelsea Peretti in First Time Female Director (2023)

Follows a newly minted female director in a local theater in Glendale, California, struggling to fill the shoes of her male predecessor, putting her Southern rural drama in jeopardy.

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Comedy

Le film suit une femme nouvellement nommée directrice d'un théâtre local à Glendale, en Californie, qui s'efforce de prendre la place de son prédécesseur masculin, ce qui met en péril son th... Tout lireLe film suit une femme nouvellement nommée directrice d'un théâtre local à Glendale, en Californie, qui s'efforce de prendre la place de son prédécesseur masculin, ce qui met en péril son théâtre rural du Sud.Le film suit une femme nouvellement nommée directrice d'un théâtre local à Glendale, en Californie, qui s'efforce de prendre la place de son prédécesseur masculin, ce qui met en péril son théâtre rural du Sud.

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NOTE IMDb

4,4/10

436

MA NOTE

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 2 nominations au total

Vidéos3

Trailer 1:57

Official Trailer

Trailer 1:57

First Time Female Director

Trailer 1:57

First Time Female Director

Clip 1:38

Rudy and Sam at the Diner

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Histoire

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Le saviez-vous

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Anecdotes
Directorial debut of Chelsea Peretti.

Citations
Sam Clifford: I'm your director. I'm a director.

Bandes originales
Dad (Instrumental)
Written by Chelsea Peretti, Kool Kojak (as Allan P. Grigg), and Will Schwartz (as William Mark Schwartz)
Performed by Chelsea Peretti featuring Will Schwartz

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7/10

Very chelsea peretti

I went in not knowing who the writer was. But in the middle of it, I was sure it was Chelsea Peretti, because her style of humor is very well displayed in the movie. She likes weird character quirks, more than jokes.

Thought what she did in the beginning with the form was interesting.

I didn't like that all the acting was very uncommited to the characters, like they weren't taking it seriously. And that's not a fault of the actors, that's part of Peretti's comedic style. That aloofness where they think that trying hard, and taking things seriously is cringe. But it just breaks too much of the suspension of disbelief.