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Two aimless young women inadvertently gain telepathic abilities after ingesting an experimental drug, pitting them against dangerous rivals pursuing the same powerful substance. (R, 100 min.)
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Two codependent best friends living paycheck to paycheck and bong rip to bong rip get caught in a case of mistaken identity that throws their lives into chaos. [NEON]
Starring: Kristen Stewart, Alia Shawkat, LaKeith Stanfield, Tony Hale, Seth Rogen, Kumail Nanjiani, Kate McKinnon, Geena Davis, Tony Hale, Zach Fox
Director: Dylan Meyer
Genre: Comedy, Crime, Drama
"It brings some needed late summer love and joy to the big screen."
— Shelagh Rowan-Legg, ScreenAnarchy
"The sense of style and heart from Meyer make this a promising debut."
— Alix Mammina, Austin Chronicle
"Filled with psychedelic hilarity and hijinks, it’s a blazing new cult classic."
— Courtney Howard, Fresh Fiction
"A wildly entertaining, outrageously funny, and delightfully zany stoner comedy."
— Avi Offer, NYC Movie Guru
"Everyone needs a wrong girl in their life, and this far-out comedy gives us two especially madcap ones."
— Don Kaye, Moviefone
"Proudly stupid and surprisingly sweet, Dylan Meyer’s stoner buddy comedy is a tribute to friendship best enjoyed with your own ride-or-die by your side -- joints optional."
— Angie Han, The Hollywood Reporter
"With its underground feel and guerrilla style, this offbeat caper offers a welcome antidote to the testosterone-driven blockbusters that tend to mark the ultimate summer movie experience."
— Barbara Goslawski, Exclaim!
"Given the stoner comedy genre’s unfortunate lack of female representation, The Wrong Girls is a breath of dank kush, perfect to watch after hot-boxing with your bestie in The Grove parking garage."
— Glenn Garner, Deadline Hollywood Daily
"With her effervescent directorial debut, Meyer announces herself as a cinematic Caterpillar for the Alice in Wonderlands of our time. The great American stoner comedy isn’t dead. It just needed the wrong girls to save it."
— Alison Foreman, IndieWire
