"Emily the Criminal" Directed by John Patton Ford Low Spark Films Jan. 24 By Vivian Xu Jan. 28, 2022 7:32 p.m.

Emily the Criminal provides social commentary on the system that puts countless people into extreme debt. It’s a film about second chances and what one is willing to do with them.

Emily the Criminal has been available to stream through video on demand, but Netflix subscribers will have access to the film starting Dec. 7, 2022. According to Rotten Tomatoes, the film has a 94 ...

Emily the Criminal 2022, R, 93 min. Directed by John Patton Ford. Starring Aubrey Plaza, Theo Rossi, Jonathan Avigdori, Megalyn Echikunwoke, Bernardo Badillo, Gina Gershon.

Barack Obama continued his annual tradition of posting his favorite movies of the year by selecting 17 standout titles from 2022. “I saw some great movies this year,” the former president ...

“Emily the Criminal,” a tough, lean little LA crime story, invites the docu-realist description, and its highly promising writer-director John Patton Ford comes out of the documentary field.

Sporting an OK New Jersey accent, Aubrey Plaza plays the title role in “Emily the Criminal,” a hard luck crime drama set in a gridlocked present-day Los Angeles. The Emily of the title is a ...

“Emily the Criminal” was one of two Plaza-led titles to debut during the early 2022 festival circuit. Plaza’s second film, “Spin Me Round,” co-stars Alison Brie and is set in Florence ...

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 9 (UPI) --Aubrey Plaza said her new movie, Emily the Criminal, in theaters Friday, shows how an unjust job market can lead people to crime. "You're seeing how broken the system ...

Following its premiere at this year’s virtual Sundance Film Festival, Aubrey Plaza‘s crime thriller “Emily the Criminal” has been sold to Roadside Attractions and Vertical Entertainment ...

The creative team behind Emily the Criminal also included casting directors Chelsea Ellis Bloch and Marisol Roncalli, composer Nathan Halpern, cinematographer Jeff Bierman, costume designer Amanda ...

If Emily the Criminal had been made in the 1970s, it might have been an angry drama starring Jane Fonda. If it had been made in the ’80s, it would have been a feelgood comedy starring Dolly Parton.