Haley Lu Richardson

John Cho Learns About Architecture in the ‘Columbus’ Trailer
John Cho Learns About Architecture in the ‘Columbus’ Trailer
John Cho Learns About Architecture in the ‘Columbus’ Trailer
’Tis the season for a whole bunch of Sundance favorites to start cropping up in theaters near you, and amongst all the Bad Batches and Big Sicks this one small, understated drama shouldn’t be overlooked. In Columbus, John Cho and Haley Lu Richardson play out their own Lost in Translation: Two lost souls happen upon each other and strike up a connection in spite of their uncertainties about their futures.
‘Edge of Seventeen’ Is the Next Great Teen Movie
‘Edge of Seventeen’ Is the Next Great Teen Movie
‘Edge of Seventeen’ Is the Next Great Teen Movie
Ever since Tina Fey blessed us with Mean Girls, we’ve been hopelessly waiting for a worthy successor — a film just as hilariously honest and cleverly perceptive about the teenage girl coming-of-age experience, or something like it. The Edge of Seventeen is that film, a gloriously real story that feels as timeless as the great teen comedies of John Hughes, and as blissfully painful as My So-Called Life. It’s the kind of movie that only comes around once every decade or so, but it’s well worth the wait.