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Share Go watch #Moxie on @netflix like NOW! I m very proud of him and he is my brother.
Louis-Dreyfus, 60, shared an enthusiastic, Yah!!!!! when she shared it on her Twitter page two days later.
Family support: The Seinfeld star s oldest son initiated the message of encouragement by sharing a photo of Charlie, who happened to be in the middle of an interview for Moxie
Creative family: Like brother Charlie, Henry Hall, 28, also caught the artistic bug from his mother, Julia Louis-Dryfus and father, Brad Hall
Along with her directorial duties, Poehler also stars as the mother of newcomer Hadley Robinson, who plays the teen Vivian in Moxie.
WHAT IT S ABOUT:
A shy 16-year-old who is fed up with sexism and toxic masculinity at her school starts publishing an anonymous feminist zine that sparks a revolution at her school.
WHAT WE THOUGHT:
Becoming socially aware is a journey, not a destination, and
Moxie does a great job of depicting it through the lens of one girl who finds her voice. However, the film could have done a lot more to show other girls personal strifes in the school.
Moxie tells the story of Vivian (Hadley Robinson), a 16-year-old girl who just seems to be flying under the radar at her school. She and her best friend Claudia (Lauren Tsai) are introverts who seem to be okay just interacting with each other and doing their schoolwork. But then a chain of events changes Vivian s outlook. First, a new student, Lucy (Alycia Pascual-Peña), continually speaks up for what she believes in and challenges the most popular boy in school, Mitchell (Patrick Schwarzenegger). A college admissions essay then asks her
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Amy Poehler: Mothers get flattened out in films
By IANS| Published: 6th March 2021 6:36 pm IST
Los Angeles, March 6 : Actress Amy Poehler, who has directed as well as acted in the new OTT release Moxie, says she ensured the role of a mother was well defined in the film.
The film is about a 16-year-old from a small town who is inspired by her mother’s past experiences in the underground punk movement Riot Grrrl and starts a feminist revolution in her high school.
“I can’t speak for all parents or all kids. I do think that what was fun about playing this character is that I think mothers in general in films get a little flattened out. The mother’s I know are really funny, complex, interesting characters with really rich, full lives,” Poehler told Smallzy’s Celebrity Small Talk, according to a report in femalefirst.co.uk.