PRESS

Superbly underplayed by Chloë Kerwin... Ms. Kerwin shows beautifully naturalistic tenderness as Beth Anne starts to realize how much of normal life she has missed.
— Wall Street Journal
His daughter, Beth Anne, is portrayed by Chloë Kerwin in a wonderful feature debut (prior to her “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” turn) that splits the difference between her teenaged character’s wide-eyed curiosity and hard-earned maturity that she’s slowly and reluctantly settling into.
— Roger Ebert
Kerwin may be early in her career, but she already holds her own next to a veteran like Blake Nelson. The easy intimacy and rapport of a parent and child bonded by hardship and struggle comes naturally to both actors. Tom does not show as much emotion as Beth Anne, allowing Kerwin to assert herself using her vulnerability.
— Screen Rant
“Henry and I considered countless actresses for this difficult role, and it became clear it was Chloë’s and only Chloë’s,” Tim Blake Nelson said. “She embodies the wit, street smarts and pathos that Henry wrote into the character. She does this effortlessly, almost as if being observed in real life, not filmed on a set. That we get to introduce her to the public is a privilege,” said Tim Blake Nelson.
 
 

FILM & THEATER STILLS

 

SHORT FILMS

EVEDirected by Eliot Lee. Won 2nd place at Emerson College’s 48 Hour Film Festival.

EVE

Directed by Eliot Lee.

A HOLIDAY TO REMEMBER — CHEVROLET

Directed by Academy Award Winner Tom Hooper. Produced by SMUGGLER.

SEE YOURSELF OUTWritten and directed by Max Kolomatsky.

SEE YOURSELF OUT

Written and directed by Max Kolomatsky.

 

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