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A beleaguered bride spirals on her wedding day in Tayarisha Poe’s stylish but overly familiar comedy-drama.
Watching “The Young Wife” is an immersive, often overwhelming experience, a whirlwind of well-meaning but stressful characters mobbing the camera and speaking at such an anxiety-inducing speed that you forget to breathe for a second.
‘The Young Wife’ Review: The Nervous Bride Saga Gets a Sumptuous, Stylized Makeover. This whirling, quasi-fairytale, starring Kiersey Clemons and featuring Judith Light and Sheryl Lee Ralph,...
On her wedding day, all that stands between a young woman (Kiersey Clemons, DOPE) and marital bliss with her soon-to-be husband (singer/songwriter Leon Bridges) is surviving the chaos and...
‘The Young Wife’ Review: ‘Selah & the Spades’ Director Tayarisha Poe Sends a Zany Marital Missive from the Future. SXSW: A woman played by Kiersey Clemons struggles to find ballast on a...
Prepare for chaos and emotional turmoil in the extremely artful and messy film The Young Wife, with a phenomenal Kiersey Clemons.
Poe and DP Jomo Fray put a young Black woman at the center of a swirling Afro-Futuristic landscape of floods and disaster as a bride who refuses to call her planned ceremony a wedding.
