Sabrina Doyle, who grew up working class in London, was determined to create a blue-collar fable with her debut Lorelei —a film that avoids both idealization and tragedy.
Pablo Schreiber plays a biker who gets out of prison and reunites with his ex, played by Jena Malone. She has three kids now, none of them his. The couple wonder what became of their youthful dreams of getting out of their small Oregon town and heading to Los Angeles.
Doyle elicits excellent performances from Schreiber and Malone, and also stellar work the three young actors who play her children: Parker Pascoe-Sheppard, Amelia Borgerding and Chancellor Perry.
Lorelei is finally appearing before an audience at Tribeca after in-person screenings were delayed last year, and is expected in theaters and on VOD soon.
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