This post contains minor plot spoilers and is based on a screening of Zola at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival. A24 has not yet set a release date.\n
—is merely the casual precursor to an incredible tale. What follows is a stylized romp through the seedy underbelly of Miami’s nightlife and a cautionary tale about how easily women can be made vulnerable.The film stars Taylor Paige as Zola and Riley Keough as Stefani, the wayward dancer whose intentional ommissions gets them both into trouble on a weekend trip to dance at a Miami strip club.
Colman Domingo and Nicholas Braun round out the main cast as Stefani’s advantageous pimp and hapless boyfriend respectively. Domingo’s good looks go a long way in establishing the sleazy camaraderie that later gives way to menace when his ulterior motives are revealed. And Braun’s bumbling antics will be more than familiar to fans who know him best asis a triumph in more ways than one.
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