Around the same exact time in September that Felicity Huffman was being handed a two-week prison sentence for her part in the college admissions scandals that enveloped so many parents last year, h…
Around the same exact time in September that Felicity Huffman was being handed a two-week prison sentence for her part in the college admissions scandals that enveloped so many parents last year, her latest independent feature was premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival.
It is certainly not the fault of our stars, both totally game to play. Huffman has the meatier role and gives it all she’s got, which is considerable for the Emmy and Golden Globe winner and Oscar-nominated actress. Tammy is a showy part to be sure and looks like awards bait for next year’s Indie Spirits. At the very least, it is a further reminder, if you ever had any doubt, she is a hell of an actor.
Jessica Adams is the producer. Amy Jo Johnson is the director, an actress turned helmer who does a decent enough job in her second outing behind the camera, at least in giving a platform to some talented performers in this low budget enterprise. Quiver Distribution releases it Friday on VOD and digital platforms.
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