In Lena Dunham’s ‘Sharp Stick,’ Gen Z Sexuality Pokes at Porn Culture
Dunham’s work uses the language of cinema to grapple with porn’s effect on contemporary sexuality with humor and honesty.
Dunham’s work uses the language of cinema to grapple with porn’s effect on contemporary sexuality with humor and honesty.
Speedman tells IndieWire about taking risks on new projects that invert the Nice Guy image audiences have come to expect from the “Felicity” and “Grey’s Anatomy” star.
The coming-of-age story debuted at Sundance and also stars Kristine Froseth, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Taylour Paige, and Scott Speedman.
Actress Kristine Froseth allegedly reached out to neurodivergent advocate Amy Gravino before production to consult on her portrayal of the film’s lead character.
At the IndieWire Studio presented by Adobe, Dunham talks about revisitimg one of her favorite aspects of human behavior.
Twelve years after “Tiny Furniture,” Dunham returns to the big screen with another uncomfortable look at human desire. But what happens when the “human” is often missing?
“Sharp Stick” stars Kristine Froseth, Taylour Paige, Jennifer Jason Leigh, and Jon Bernthal.