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Can you rewrite a life? Burnt out on her career, successful LA actress Anna Baskin (MAGGIE SIFF) abruptly walks off her mind-numbing, sexist network show. She runs away to New York, hoping to reconnect with two old friends (CARA SEYMOUR, JOHN ORTIZ), former theater collaborators she'd abandoned for Hollywood who now find themselves struggling to survive in the rapidly gentrifying city. As Anna's arrival tears open old wounds all three are forced to
reckon with their past and uncertain futures.
"Unresolved feelings and unsatisfied ambitions animate 'A Woman, A Part', Elisabeth Subrin’s sophisticated take on female friendship and professional frustration... A strong, intelligent screen presence, Ms. Siff can make the simplest line feel pregnant with possibility. And Ms. Seymour is the perfect counterpoint, giving Kate a warm vulnerability that’s never overplayed or milked for sentiment." - Jeanette Catsoulis, THE NEW YORK TIMES
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Can you rewrite a life? Burnt out on her career, successful LA actress Anna Baskin (MAGGIE SIFF) abruptly walks off her mind-numbing, sexist network show. She runs away to New York, hoping to reconnect with two old friends (CARA SEYMOUR, JOHN ORTIZ), former theater collaborators she'd abandoned for Hollywood who now find themselves struggling to survive in the rapidly gentrifying city. As Anna's arrival tears open old wounds all three are forced to
reckon with their past and uncertain futures.
"Unresolved feelings and unsatisfied ambitions animate 'A Woman, A Part', Elisabeth Subrin’s sophisticated take on female friendship and professional frustration... A strong, intelligent screen presence, Ms. Siff can make the simplest line feel pregnant with possibility. And Ms. Seymour is the perfect counterpoint, giving Kate a warm vulnerability that’s never overplayed or milked for sentiment." - Jeanette Catsoulis, THE NEW YORK TIMES
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