Dirty Girl evaluation action
2022-04-11 08:01
Abe Sylvia, who was the writer and director for the first time, and Juno Violet Temple, who masked her native British accent, gave Danielle enough layers to make her no longer just a little person with a heart of gold. She is tough and vulnerable, cynical, love-hungry, headstrong and generous, but never lacking in confidence. There is no uglier scene than Abe Sylvia's reflection of mid-1980s America through a fisheye stand-alone lens
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"Dirty Girl" was an overtly satirical work with little success, before morphing into a surreal and whimsical coming-of-age road movie. The film's success is entirely up to Jeremy Dozier, who gives Clark an unparalleled charisma and inner strength. The title of the film is about a Dirty Girl, but it is the story
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Extended Reading
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Danielle: [about the sack of flour "Joan"] You've gotta be more careful with her. How would you like to be dropped on your head?
Clarke: I have been dropped on my head. Daddy says Mama dropped me, and that's what accounts for my feminine ways.
Danielle: You trying to make Joan a lesbian?
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Officer Perry: Breaking and entering, was that really necessary? I mean, couldn't you have just called? That would've been the neighborly thing to do.
Joseph: I got an at-risk kid. And he is at risk.