Movie theaters are slowly reopening, but most of the new releases are headed to streaming services rather than the big screen. Whether you're staying at
Credit: KUOW Photo/Megan Farmer Worth every minute. Drive-through vaccines kick off in Renton By
Farrah Azur, a dental hygienist, debated getting the Covid vaccine.
âI was nervous earlier,â she said. âBecause of the news of people fainting.â
But on Thursday morning, she signed up, and that evening was in a line of cars at an old emissions site in Renton, where she would receive the Moderna version of the vaccine. It was a fortuitous coincidence: Emissions testing in Washington state ceased on January 1, 2020; several of the sites were converted to coronavirus testing months later.
Azur said she was swayed by seeing her coworkers at HealthPoint sign up. Thursday was the third night for vaccines here.
Is ‘If Not Now, When?’ on Netflix? Where to watch and stream Meagan Good’s new film explained
‘If Not Now, When?’ released on January 8th, 2021 but is the film on Netflix? Where to watch the Meagan Good-starring film explained.
The Covid-19 pandemic has meant the cinema releases have not been possible over the past few months.
However, that hasn’t stopped movies from releasing as proven by the new arrival of the Tamara Bass and Meagan Good-directed drama ‘If Not Now, When?’
The film released on January 8th, 2021 is ‘If Not Now, When?’ on Netflix? Where is it available to watch and stream?
Meagan Good and Tamara Bass have been working actors in film and television for decades (Good since the age of 4). And with the friendship drama “If Not Now, When?” they finally get to take the reins on storytelling behind the camera. Good and Bass make their feature directorial debuts codirecting the film written by Bass. They also costar as two women in a quartet of best friends bonded for life despite all the hard knocks thrown their way.
Hollywood has a representation problem behind (and in front of) the camera, so seeing veterans Good and Bass step into directorial roles and control the story they want to tell about the lives of Black women onscreen is heartening. The film positions Black women at the center of their own stories, and this authentic portrayal of the platonic relationships that hold them together feels rich and true, a celebration of a feminine community that becomes family.