A lot has been said about the year 2020. And many folks may feel like they’d just as soon leave it in the rear-view mirror, given the tumult of that year. So what can a new documentary about that time tell us now? Maybe more than you might think.
Netflix’s latest coming-of-age drama, “Frybread Face and Me,” emerges as a poignant character study, delving into the depths of familial bonds, self-discovery, and the essence of friendship.
Netflix coming-of-age drama Frybread Face and Me is a bittersweet character study that follows two cousins, meeting at their grandmother’s Arizona reservation where they are going to spend the Summer.
Who We Become follows three young Filipino American women over the last three years as they grapple with the pandemic, racial tensions and social justice. The three also form unexpected connections with their families, many who are immigrants from the Philippines.
Three young Filipino women self-document difficult conversations with their families and friends during the first year of the pandemic.
Who We Become follows Jenah, Monica, and Lauren, three young Filipino women in Texas as they navigate a pandemic while forging unexpected connections with their families.