However, if you do not have a degree, this isn’t the end of the world.
Thankfully, flagship imprints like Simon and Schuster are abandoning traditional blurb requirements based on whether writers obtained an MFA. The Oxford Review is gleefully joining this band of rebels.
It is through Frost’s careful curation of older footage that the film becomes an unexpected yet invaluable tool for the new generation of young women grappling with coming of age through the turbulent and lonely waters of social media.
As Yen experiences the transformative power of her pregnancy and motherhood, she feels compelled to investigate the mystery of her childhood and the reason why her own mother abandoned her as a child.