‘My Old Ass’ is a time-tripping coming-of-age comedy
That’s the charm and superficiality of writer-director Megan Park’s comedy, a frisky festival favorite (it premiered at ...
Megan Park’s ‘My Old Ass’ is a coming-of-age tale on ’shrooms
Her new film stars Maisy Stella as an 18-year-old who comes face to face with her older self — played by Aubrey Plaza ...
Aubrey Plaza will make you cry in 'My Old Ass', an unexpected delight
Audrey Plaza is outstanding in "My Old Ass," Megan Park's sweet, surprising film. So is Maisy Stella as the 18-year-old ...
‘It Was Really Important To Get Right’: My Old Ass’ Maisy Stella And Director Megan Park Talk Flipping The Script With The Movie’s Coming Out Scene
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Megan Park & Maisy Stella Reveal the Heart and Humor of My Old Ass
Director Megan Park and actor Maisy Stella spoke to MovieWeb's Julian Roman about their new movie with Aubrey Plaza, My Old ...
Maisy Stella and Megan Park Narrowly Escaped a Bear While Filming ‘My Old Ass’
My Old Ass's Megan Park and Maisy Stella spoke to Cosmopolitan about filming on location in Canada and how they lightly ...
After Child Stardom, Maisy Stella Took a Break From Acting. Now, She’s Channeling Her Teen Years in Comedy ‘My Old Ass’
Maisy Stella hadn’t heard the word “action” in years. The 20-year-old actor grew up on the set of the ABC drama “Nashville,” ...
'My Old Ass' starts funny, turns seriously great
Aubrey Plaza plays a 39-year-old who meets and advises her teenage self in sharp, insightful sci-fi film with a big heart.
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Actor Maisy Stella and Director Megan Park Narrowly Escaped a Bear While Filming ‘My Old Ass’
This year, that movie is My Old Ass, written and directed by Megan Park. The film follows a young woman named Elliott (Maisy Stella) who's about to go to college. To celebrate her birthday ...
'A star is born': Actor Maisy Stella breaks through in the Sundance hit 'My Old Ass'
Who’s that girl?” was a common refrain from Sundance Film Festival goers walking out of “My Old Ass” in January. Its vibrant ...