Babyteeth Review – Eliza Scanlen Stars in a Shattering, Refreshing and Achey Coming-of-Age Film single work   review  
Issue Details: First known date: 2020... 2020 Babyteeth Review – Eliza Scanlen Stars in a Shattering, Refreshing and Achey Coming-of-Age Film
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'Shannon Murphy’s debut feature – the latest in the terminally-ill-teen romance subgenre – treats its characters with rare respect, and a quiet warmth.'

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