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After a battle-induced brain injury during his service in Iraq, Bo is now homeless and living in Los Angeles' skid row while suffering from severe PTSD.
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Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/4.0 | Sep 20, 2020. Led by...
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Princess of the Row might seem like a family drama on the surface, but it brings up poignant issues about veterans' care and the care of children in the U.S. foster care system. Gathegi does a tremendous job as Bo, who comes in and out of lucidity as he lives in memories of his PTSD from war.
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Nov 25, 2020 · ‘Princess of the Row’: Film Review. Tayler Buck plays a girl struggling to protect her mentally ill father in Van Maximilian Carlson's 'Princess of the Row.'
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Alicia is a strong-willed narrator and assertive tween. Alicia instantly scrutinizes public perception of the life that she and her father lead with a telling if somewhat heavy-handed quote: “Some people that see me, they might think my life’s dirt, but I always thought of my life as a fairytale story”. What follows is a majestic dream sequence of ...
Princess of the Row is a compellingly veristic and candid father-daughter drama with courage, dolor, and newfound hope. For the majority of the picture, any palpable sense of optimism appears distant, as Alicia’s devotion to her father lands her in trouble with street thugs and predatory men looking to exploit her. Suffice it to say, Alan Shawn Aus...
By and large, VanMaximilian Carlson’s Princess of the Row is an earnest and perceptive foster care drama that deals with homelessness and mental illness in ways that inform and engage, courtesy of the outstanding performances from Edi Gathegi and Tayler Buck. Based on performances alone, Princess of the Row is a must-see indie. Have you seen Prince...
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Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/4.0 | Sep 20, 2020. Led by a breakout performance from Taylor Buck, Princess of the Row shines a unique light on homelessness, mental illness, PTSD, veterans...
Directed by Max Carlson with script by Carlson and Shawn Austin, PRINCESS OF THE ROW is told through the eyes of 12-year old Alicia Willis and the unbreakable bond of a father and daughter.
Princess of the Row (2019) is a movie that my magnificent wife recommended and I recently watched on Prime. The storyline follows a kid who skips school to take care of her homeless father who lives on skid row.
