Moore Delivers a Fire-Breathing Turn in The Debut

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Bilge Ebiri hails Julianne Moore’s three-in-one turn in Jesse Eisenberg’s The Debut: a wild, genre-blending tale in which a shy New Jersey homemaker becomes a fearless stage star under a mercurial director, with shifting visuals and original songs that fuse comedy, musical, and noir. The film’s playful, metamorphic structure mirrors Mona Friedman’s ego-dissolving transformation, showcasing Moore’s fearless range and marking a bold leap for Eisenberg as a director.
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