‘Girl, Interrupted’ Gets Interrupted by 25 Years Between Screen and Stage
Whether as a film or a play, ‘Girl, Interrupted’ provides a problematic guide to mental health awareness and female empowerment.
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SOPHIE HOWE
Brooklyn, New York
Sophie Howe is a contributor of the New York Sun.
Sophie Howe is a writer based in Brooklyn.
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