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Emily the Criminal (2022) | Sundance Film Festival REVIEW

Grounded by its stunning performance from Aubrey Plaza, Emily the Criminal speaks volumes about the depths of student loans facing our country. While its social commentary is strong and the tension is real, Emily can't escape the tropes of the genre. Watch our full thoughts below.

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