
Mistress America
From Strangers to Sisters.
A college freshman cures her disappointment and loneliness by allowing herself to be pulled into the wacky schemes of her future stepsister.
- 6.5
- 2015
- Released
- 1h 24m

Greta Gerwig
Brooke Cardinas
Lola Kirke
Tracy Fishko
Matthew Shear
Tony
Jasmine Cephas Jones
Nicolette
Heather Lind
Mamie-Claire
Michael Chernus
Dylan
Cindy Cheung
Karen
Kathryn Erbe
Stevie
Shana Dowdeswell
Ruth
Shelby Rebecca Wong
Laura
Alfred Macadam
Professor #1
Amy Warren
Counselor
Sharon Washington
Professor #2
Morgan Lynch
Student
Andrea Chen
Hallway Girl
Shoba Narayan
Hallway Girl
Colin Stokes
Mobius Guy
Juliet Brett
Tiny Girl
Gretchen Young
Work Study Woman
Amber Coffman
The Band
Michael Daniel Johnson
The Band
Nat Baldwin
The Band
Rebecca Naomi Jones
Party Hostess
Mickey Sumner
Fake Brooke
Clare Foley
Peggy
Rebecca Henderson
Anna Wheeler
Kareem Williams
Kareem
Frank Iacuzzo
Psychic
Jessie Austrian
Pregnant Book Club Member
Casey Leigh Atre
Pregnant Book Club Member
Andrea Teasdale
Pregnant Book Club Member
Marina Ayala
Housekeeper
Seth Barrish
Brooke's Dad (voice)
Amanda Gates-Ellison
Advisor
Charlie Gillette
Carey (uncredited)








Released
en
$2,500,431.00
- #new york city
- #chess
- #sister
- #betrayal
- #stepsister
- #college freshman
- #female writer
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Full review: <a>https://www.tinakakadelis.com/beyond-the-cinerama-dome/2021/12/28/the-last-cowboy-mistress-americanbspreview<a> Before there was _Lady Bird_, there was _Mistress America_. And despite the fact that _Mistress America_ is not a solo project from Great Gerwig, her artistic footprint is evident in every facet of this movie. Co-written with Noah Baumbach (and directed by Baumbach), M

> A sudden sparkling change in a moody life. The second collaboration between the director and Greta Gerwig. I just love their works, together they write awesome story and create a cinematic magic. Kind of rare filmmakers, only a very few from the past to compare these two to them. It was another quirky comedy, especially if you liked 'Frances Ha' you would like this as well. I hope they would
Mistress America is a good depict of that character which is like a bonfire (using the same words Tracy use at the end of the picture), which attracts insects with its light only to be burnt and which brights strong to be completely consumed. Only paying attention to itself and putting all the world in accordance to its needs. The script is brilliant and the cast is well chosen and performs wel











