My Old Ass film review — Aubrey Plaza meets her younger self in slyly charming comedy
At first, her summer is defined by intense romance with another young woman, but then — one night guzzling mushroom tea — she meets her future 39-year-old self. This is a wiser, world-weary Elliott — and a softer than usual Plaza,
Aubrey Plaza and Maisy Stella will steal your heart in surprisingly profound 'My Old Ass'
Megan Park’s “My Old Ass” is premised on a familiar conversation starter: if you could tell your younger self anything, what would it be? Writer/director Park dreams up a supernatural scenario in which this actually comes true for protagonist Elliott, played at age 18 by Maisy Stella (in her film debut) and at age 39 by Aubrey Plaza.
Years after being a viral hit and a "Nashville" star as a kid, Maisy Stella notches a new breakthrough at 20 with ...
Megan Park’s comedy — starring the fast-talking Maisy Stella and the sardonic Aubrey Plaza — is a touching charmer about ...
In Megan Park’s new film ‘My Old Ass,’ a teenager named Elliott (Maisy Stella) meets her 39-year-old self (Aubrey Plaza) on a mushroom trip. The experience gives young Elliott perspective: her “old ...
A summer camp letter spawned the coming-of-age film "My Old Ass," about a teen (Maisy Stella) who converses with her 39-year-old self (Aubrey Plaza).
Director Megan Park and music coordinator Tyler Hilton talk inspiration for the "One Less Lonely Girl" tribute and reaction ...
Our older selves might have a lot to say about how we live our lives now. What can we learn from them? And what might they ...
Megan Park’s second written and directed film, “My Old Ass,” premiered in select theaters on Sept. 13 and was released ...
Imagining speaking to your younger self might not be helpful, you can’t change the past but you can regret it.
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