Coming of age? Pseudo-horror? A sickness or a spirt? Some questions the movie raises
Royal Hightower is a quiet 11 year old girl who trains relentlessly for boxing with her older brother Da’Sean Minor. One day she sees a dance off between some girls however which captures her imagination. It means a whole new world with a new discipline and most importantly people as she’s only really been with her brother before. Director Anna Rose Holmer drives that last point home in one scene where Hightower is in the locker room packed with girls and goes to the bathroom so she can be by herself. She eavesdrops on two older girls and only emerges when everyone else has left.<br /><br />That’s all good but it’s not all. Older girls on the dance team start having convulsions and getting sick. It changes up the entire dynamic from being a coming of age tale to a pseudo-horror story. It never gives any explanation for what happens. Was it a sickness? Was it a spirit searching for the right vessel? It just ends. It also raises questions about the title. Was it the fits that the girls were hit with? Was it about fitting in? Again they’re just left as open questions.
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 {"Content advisory": ["Violence", "foul language"], "Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Anna Rose Holmer"], "Producers": ["Lisa Kjerulff"], "Starring": ["Royalty Hightower", "Alexis Neblett", "Da'Sean Minor"], "Studio": ["Oscilloscope"]}

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