By Alexandra Heller-Nicholas. While certainly not everyone’s bucket of fried chicken, is a wildly creative reflection of life, love and the real threat of losing our souls – and our dreams – to the corporate, capitalist machine.” Premiering earlier in the year at Sundance and making its Canadian premiere at […]
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