She Dances Review: Steve Zahn's Tender Screenwriting Debut Suffers From Conventionality

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Steve Zahn has made a career for himself by frequently playing the lovable oaf. It was true in Saving Silverman, and it was true in the first season of The White Lotus. Mileage varies, but through the latter, Zahn proved he also contained a remarkable emotional depth. With She Dances, he makes his screenwriting debut, giving himself and his real-life daughter, dancer Audrey Zahn, a chance to plumb those depths ever further. As Jason, he is both the goof and the heart.
Gregory Nussen

She Dances Review: Steve Zahn's Tender Screenwriting Debut Suffers From Conventionality

Steve Zahn's screenwriting debut features real-life real daughter and dancer Audrey in her acting debut in a film that stays frustratingly stiff.

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