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Dylan Meyer and Shatara Michelle Ford on Remaking Genre Movies in Their Own Image

The filmmakers behind “The Wrong Girls” and “Dreams in Nightmares” have reimagined two classic tropes—the buddy comedy and the road movie—for a different time (and different bodies).

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Dylan Meyer and Shatara Michelle Ford on Remaking Genre Movies in Their Own Image
The filmmakers behind “The Wrong Girls” and “Dreams in Nightmares” have reimagined two classic tropes—the buddy comedy and the road movie—for a different time (and different bodies).
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