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| Lily Rabe | ... | ||
| Timothée Chalamet | ... |
Billy
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| Lili Reinhart | ... |
Margot
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| Anthony Quintal | ... |
Sam
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| Oscar Nuñez | ... |
Principal Alvarez
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| Rob Huebel | ... |
Walter
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| Larry Bam Hall | ... |
Stage Manager
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| Noah Gray-Cabey | ... |
Other Student
(as Noah Gray)
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| Jammie Patton | ... |
Miss Conway
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| Mike Holley | ... |
AAA Guy
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| Tracey Wigfield | ... |
Front Desk Lady
(as Tracey L. Wigfield)
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| Nikhil Pai | ... |
Waiter
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| Tamir Yardenne | ... |
George
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| Kristin Slaysman | ... |
Head Female Judge
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| Temple Dean | ... |
Male Judge
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When Miss Stevens chaperones three of her students - Billy, Margot and Sam - on a weekend trip to a drama competition, she discovers that coming of age stories aren't just for teenagers. Exploring the fine line between being a grown up and being a kid, MISS STEVENS looks at the moment you realize maybe you're the responsible adult in the room, and what comes after you find out you're not who you thought you'd be. Written by Anonymous
A quality movie, nice to watch and easy to like. An amazing story about love, life and commitment.
Julia Hart, who wrote (together with Jordan Horowitz, her husband) and directed it, created a deeper and more convincing female character (Miss Stevens) than any male Author could ever do. And the talented Lily Rabe played it with infinite art.
Such craftsmanship couldn't go unnoticed. And it hasn't: Lily Rabe already won South by Southwest Special Jury Recognition for Best Actress. And Julia Hart got a nomination for Grand Jury Award - Narrative Feature, at the same conference.
A mention to 'America' (the Band): the movie would not have been the same without their 'Sister Golden Hair, 1975'