Coverage of “Plaster Saints” created in partnership with NFMLA Carolina Sabrina Caruso’s Plaster Saints takes a sacred space that many women know, the pre-party time when we “get ready” together before a function, and turns it from playful to high stakes in under 13 minutes. The satirical dystopian thriller is set in an America under […]
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