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Friday, June 30, 2023LOCATION
Quad Cinema,34 W. 13th Street, New York, NY 10011
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--New Zealand Film opening in U.S. Theaters: MILLIE LIES LOW
The New Zealand film production MILLIE LIES LOW, directed by Michelle Savill and starring Ana Scotney, is scheduled to open in U.S. theaters beginning June 30 at the Quad Cinema in NYC.
Millie, an architecture student from Wellington, New Zealand, has landed a competitive internship with a prestigious firm in New York. After telling everyone she knows about the opportunity, she suddenly suffers a panic attack as her plane is about to take off, and misses her flight. In a desperate pivot, Millie decides to save face by hiding in plain sight around Wellington, suitcase in tow, using Instagram and the power of denial to depict a trip to New York City that never happened. Trapped in a spiral of hilariously uncomfortable self-inflected scenarios, Millie will have to dig deep to restore her mental health and her dignity. Praised for capturing “the chaotic self-destruction of Fleabag and the anxious missteps of Eighth Grade,” (FilmDaze), Millie Lies Low is a poignant cringe comedy for our time.
New Zealand Film opening in U.S. Theaters: MILLIE LIES LOW
TIME & DATE
Friday, June 30, 2023LOCATION
Quad Cinema,34 W. 13th Street, New York, NY 10011
COST
--The New Zealand film production MILLIE LIES LOW, directed by Michelle Savill and starring Ana Scotney, is scheduled to open in U.S. theaters beginning June 30 at the Quad Cinema in NYC.
Millie, an architecture student from Wellington, New Zealand, has landed a competitive internship with a prestigious firm in New York. After telling everyone she knows about the opportunity, she suddenly suffers a panic attack as her plane is about to take off, and misses her flight. In a desperate pivot, Millie decides to save face by hiding in plain sight around Wellington, suitcase in tow, using Instagram and the power of denial to depict a trip to New York City that never happened. Trapped in a spiral of hilariously uncomfortable self-inflected scenarios, Millie will have to dig deep to restore her mental health and her dignity. Praised for capturing “the chaotic self-destruction of Fleabag and the anxious missteps of Eighth Grade,” (FilmDaze), Millie Lies Low is a poignant cringe comedy for our time.
