Sharon Horgan's Youth Makes Midlife Feel Like a Bold Coming-of-Age Quest

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Sharon Horgan’s Youth turns midlife chaos into a bold coming-of-age story, following a harried 50-something literary agent whose career, family, and dating life collide in a frenetic, tender portrait of menopause-era adulthood as a true bildungsroman.
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- ‘Youth" is a Portrait of Midlife That’s Anything But Mid Roger Ebert
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