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Plan B might be this year s Booksmart -- a teen comedy with a morning-after message

Hulu might be the home of this year s Booksmart with Plan B, a bawdy coming-of-age teen comedy that also comes with a sharply incorporated message. Directed by actor Natalie Morales ( Parks and Recreation ), the edgy nature of the material shouldn t overshadow the stellar performances and timely window into efforts to curb women s reproductive rights. The centerpiece here is a pair of teenage outcasts living in South Dakota. When Sunny (Kuhoo Verma), the honor student, engages in what can only be called an ill-advised, impulsive and extremely unglamorous sexual encounter, she enlists her more worldly friend Lupe (Victoria Moroles) on a cross-state trek to find a location that will sell her a Plan B pill (a.k.a. the morning after pill), all before her mom (Jolly Abraham) can return from an out-of-town conference.

Plan B review: Hulu stakes an early claim for this year s Booksmart -like teen comedy

Plan B review: Hulu stakes an early claim for this year s Booksmart -like teen comedy - with a message CNN 2 hrs ago Review by Brian Lowry, CNN © Brett Roedel/ HULU Victoria Moroles and Kuhoo Verma play teens seek a morning after pill in Hulu s Plan B. (Brett Roedel/Hulu) Hulu might be the home of this year s Booksmart with Plan B, a bawdy coming-of-age teen comedy that also comes with a sharply incorporated message. Directed by actor Natalie Morales ( Parks and Recreation ), the edgy nature of the material shouldn t overshadow the stellar performances and timely window into efforts to curb women s reproductive rights.

Plan B review: Hulu film smarter, scruffier than average teen sex comedy

CST Hulu presents a film directed by Natalie Morales and written by Prathi Srinivasan and Joshua Levy. No MPAA rating (contains language and sexual material that would suggest an R rating). Running time: 108 minutes. Available Friday on Hulu. Morales’ film seems destined to be compared to Olivia Wilde’s “Booksmart,” which arrived in theaters almost exactly two years ago. Both are helmed with a veteran filmmaker’s sense of timing by actors-turned-first-time-directors. (Morales has been a familiar face in film and TV for the past 15 years.) Both feature a pair of breakthrough performances. And both bring a funny, feminist spin to a traditionally boyish and often boorish movie genre.

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