Name: The Forty-Year-Old Version
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Music
Released: 2020
Rating: 79.53375
Cast: Radha Blank, Peter Y. Kim, Oswin Benjamin, Reed Birney, Imani Lewis

About

Find your own voice.

Desperate for a breakthrough as she nears the big 4-0, struggling New York City playwright Radha finds inspiration by reinventing herself as a rapper.

DNA

Genres: Dramedy Slice Of Life
Mood: HopefulNostalgicPoignantLight-HeartedSelf-Aware
Themes: The Human ConditionPersonal GrowthIdentity CrisisPursuit Of DreamsMidlife Crisis
Plot: Overcoming Self-DoubtCreative StrugglesBalancing Personal Life And CareerSuccess At A CostMentorshipPursuing A Dream
Pacing: EpisodicLeisurelySlow-Paced
Narrative: Real-Time NarrativeEpisodic StructureFlashbacks
Dialog: Witty BanterImprovised Dialogue
Character Types: UnderdogLove InterestMentor
Humor: Self-Deprecating HumorCringe ComedyAwkward HumorSatirical Social CommentaryCharacter-Based Humor
Time: Present Day
Place: Urban CityscapeTheater Stage
Cinematic Style: Minimalist SetsHandheld Camera WorkDocumentary Style
Costume and Set: Modern AttireTheater Sets

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Crew

Directed by:

Radha Blank, Eric Branco, Michael L. Walker

Written by:

Radha Blank

Produced by:

Trevite Willis, Lena Waithe, Radha Blank

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