Like everything RaMell Ross touches, his adaptation of Nickel Boys exists on its own terms. It blurs traditional lines of genre and form, yet elicits guttural reactions from its viewers, who experience each intimate frame of film as a window into the tragic lives of Elwood and Turner as they navigate the sinister landscape of Nickel Academy.
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Dorrit Corwin works as an assistant to a screenwriter/playwright in New York City. She grew up in Los Angeles and recently graduated from Brown University. In her free time she reads, travels, and obsessively ranks restaurants on Beli. Life aspiration: Becoming a Gen Z Nora Ephron, of sorts.

