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‘It goes so hard in both directions’: John Early and Kate Berlant on making you laugh and cry in new influencer satire

Join John Early as he tackles influencer culture with a unique blend of comedy and drama in his latest film. Explore the life of a food influencer battling personal struggles, with Kate Berlant adding humor and depth. This satire critiques...

The Guardian· Jun 17, 2026 · 11:25 AM · 29 views

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Join John Early as he tackles influencer culture with a unique blend of comedy and drama in his latest film. Explore the life of a food influencer battling personal struggles, with Kate Berlant adding humor and depth. This satire critiques societal norms while delivering heartfelt moments. #JohnEarly #KateBerlant #InfluencerCulture #Satire #ComedyDrama

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