Soraya Nadia McDonald
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40 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 10 Jul
Soraya Nadia McDonald’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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They are kind of boring, vanilla straight people.
Maybe they don't necessarily want to be, but they don't necessarily know like where to start.
Yeah.
And that's something that like Pina like picks up on in them, like very clearly.
Yeah.
I think the way you see how Olivia's character is, how she uses her costuming to communicate the way that she is
Sort of like tied to this space.
But the color is also, you know, nothing is very bright.
It's a little desaturated and kind of worn in.
I mean, these are middle-aged couples.
One of the things that I appreciate about that space is how much it just looks like, oh, this is my friend's parents' house.
There's this sentimentality to it.
I will say, the one sticking point I had, the one thing that sort of kept coming up in the back of my mind as we're progressing through this film is, I'm like, okay, when does this take place?
I don't even think you necessarily need a smartphone.
But I'm like, if you are having a dinner party and you have no alcohol or like one bottle, I'm like, girl, you can.
Can we call delivery?
I appreciated that I saw, like, Esther Perel as a consultant on this film, and yet it is written and performed in such a way that it doesn't feel like we're just sitting through a session at a therapist's office.
I was going to say, even Seth Rogen's character, particularly because we're so used to both seeing him in other films, but also just in his life as a funny stoner.
How much humanity and insight...
is packed into this man and the things that he's dealing with.
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