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When You Make It Rain, It Pours: A Review Of ZOLA
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boyculture.comNo sale (Images via A24) The electrifying Zola, directed by Janicza Bravo from a script she wrote with Jeremy O. Harris, was inspired by a slightly fabulist Twitter thread written by a stripper named Zola who took a road trip to dance and wound up in the midst of a crime-fueled caper.
The film adaptation of that thread winds up as a gutsy work of art that would make Quentin Tarantino blush. Or jealous. Zola (played with arresting confidence by Taylour Paige) meets fellow stripper Stefani (Riley Keough, whose performance is also a revelation) while serving her during her day job, and is quickly enticed to drive with her, Stefani's boyfriend and Stefani's roommate to Tampa to dance for the night and knock down some extra dollars.
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