The general manager at a highway-side ''sports bar with curves" has her incurable optimism and faith, in her girls, her customers, and herself, tested over the course of a long, strange day. Read more …
Regina Hall is remarkable in this smart, surprisingly feminist drama from Andrew Bujalski.
A scrappy but soulful delight. Regina Hall brings everything to this nuanced and loving portrait of working women whose stories seldom make their way into the foreground of film.
The Hooters-style bar setting of Andrew Bujalski's Support the Girls and its double entendre title prove a misdirect; this is an empathetic, refreshingly incisive portrait of women at work that's as funny as it is generous.
A neorealist take on our capitalist times, reaffirming the essential need for camaraderie every day of the working week.
A compassionate portrait of American womanhood, set in a fictional ‘breastaurant’.
Support the Girls is a shrewdly observed, day-in-the-life-style portrait of a woman under pressure. It’s way too early to be thinking about awards season, but Regina Hall could be in line for some silverware.
Andrew Bujalski’s day in the life of a sports bar is a nuanced, episodic tale of female solidarity.
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