This slow moving, Cali-setting film moves at a snail's pace. There's very little here to remember despite the appearance of the very talented, Timothee Chamalet in one of his earliest and most forgettable roles. One thing I found strange was the writing. Julia Hart (also it's mediocre director) and Jordan Horowitz crafted the screenplay. We have an almost entire NYC cast and for reasons that, in my opinion, defy human logic, they set this movie in Cali. Venue has a great deal to do with a film, this one in particular. It should have had a NYC background, again given the origins of the main cast. Chalamet and Lily Rabe give 'Miss Stevens' their best shot but despite their efforts, 'Miss Stevens' is a 'miss'.
Review of Miss Stevens
