Eighth Grade featuring Cara Casier
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Summary
Anita and Cara find themselves in a weird limbo between our younger selves and today's modern technological landscape in Eighth Grade, directed by Bo Burnham and starring Elsie Fisher. Find the stellar filmmaker and screenwriter Cara Casier on twitter @sassiercasier and instagram @thesassiercasier. Our podcast is on twitter and instagram @featurefems, where you can see the spreadsheet ranking every movie we review. Thanks for tuning in, loves.
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06/14/2019
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266700 minutes
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