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What I liked
Stone embodies over 30 different characters–both imagined and real–that push and pull her into darkness and light. Sometimes you’ll laugh out loud at those all-too-familiar points in budding relationships. Other times your stomach will drop as she bravely shares her past unwanted encounters. As the production page notes, “#Metoo is a survivor’s tale,” but it also feels like the first few chapters in Stone’s book on life, and the next chapter is just beginning.
What I didn't like
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My overall impression
As topical as it is personal, Star Stone’s “#Metoo” is more than just a hashtag and a movement. It’s also a journey.
Full review: http://dinnerpartyblog.com/post/174879816187/women-on-the-fringe-a-round-up-of-female-driven
