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INTERVIEW: Netflix’s ‘Crew Girl’ Showrunner Vivian Lin on Teagan’s Search for Belonging, Rowing, and Teen Rivalries

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By Aayush Sharma, Hriddhi Maitra
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What happens when a 16-year-old girl is taken out of her comfort zone and forced to make a name for herself in a sport that is dominated by men? We get a fierce coming-of-age story about grit, rivalry, and finding your place. That's what Netflix's latest series Crew Girl is all about. Created by Vivian Lin, the show chronicles the journey of up-and-coming rowing star Teagan Tao (played by Miku Martineau), who is forced to start over at an elite East Coast prep school after a family scandal.
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'Mayday' Review: Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh Deliver the Kind of Action Movie Hollywood Forgot How to Make

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By Aayush Sharma, Hriddhi Maitra
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We are living in an era where everything needs to be bigger and more complex. During the 1980s, Action movies did not rely on big sets or complicated storylines. Yet, they were successful in giving wholesome entertainment to audiences. In recent times, there have not been many action films that avoid trying to change the world or bury their characters in layers of mythology.
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[INTERVIEW] HollyShorts: 'Still Life' Makers Kate Radcliffe and Sarah Roy on Stillbirth, Grief and the Pain That Comes After Loss

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By Aayush Sharma, Adiba Nizami
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There is a lot that people do not know about pregnancy and how it feels when everything goes wrong. Every year, 21,000 babies are stillborn in the USA, leaving behind families carrying a grief that is often invisible but never truly gone. Sophie King's Still Life takes an intimate look at that invisible pain and takes viewers on a journey that never gets a chance to unfold.
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