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| Born | September 19, 1995 |
| Hometown | Simsbury, Connecticut, United States of America |
| Height | 6'0" (1.82m) |
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Bodies Bodies Bodies review – winning Gen Z satirical slasher movie
- As the body count grows, the bratty rich kids grow more appealing in Halina Reijn’s amusing mansion party horror
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Streaming: Shiva Baby and the best boundary-pushing Jewish films
Streaming: Shiva Baby and the best boundary-pushing Jewish filmsAlready hailed as a classic, Emma Seligman’s razor-sharp new comedy joins a long tradition of movies delving into the culture and rituals of Judaism Shiva Baby: ‘Best comedy of the year.’ Photograph: Publicity image
- EntertainmentThe Independent
Shiva Baby review: Emma Seligman’s debut film is sharp and unremittingly funny
In Emma Seligman’s film, adapted from her own short film and unfolding in real time, Rachel Sennott’s Danielle must face the giant chasm between who she is and how everyone expects her to be
- EntertainmentThe Telegraph
Shiva Baby, review: a farcical Jewish blend of sugar-daddies and cream-cheese
Dir: Emma Seligman. Starring: Rachel Sennott, Molly Gordon, Polly Draper, Fred Melamed, Danny Deferrari, Dianna Agron. 15 cert, 78 mins Could Rachel Sennott be to the bagel what Lauren Bacall was to the cigarette? I could be wrong, but I can’t recall having ever seen anyone load so much subtext into the consumption of smoked salmon and cream cheese. The 25-year-old American actress and comedian is the star of Emma Seligman’s uproariously uneasy farce, which unfolds in something close to real tim
- EntertainmentThe Guardian
Shiva Baby review – black comedy is a festival of excruciating embarrassment
Shiva Baby review – black comedy is a festival of excruciating embarrassmentWriter-director Emma Seligman’s debut about a young woman running into her sugar daddy at a family event is an amusing, transparently personal piece Dead awkward … Rachel Sennott in Shiva Baby. Photograph: PR
