Take My Nose... Please!

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Take My Nose... Please!

Released Mar 4, 2017

1h 32m

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Two comedians, Emily Askin and Jackie Hoffman, debate the merits and pitfalls of plastic surgery as they deliberate about going under the knife.

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Nell Minow

AWFJ.org

I'd like Ms. Kron to follow this film with a whole series on a wide variety of topics, inviting the sharpest and funniest female comics to comment on many more aspects of modern life.

Nov 4, 2021

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Gary Goldstein

Los Angeles Times

Though the film's running time could have used a little nip-tuck, "Nose" offers a candid look at the lengths and risks a host of funny ladies past and present have taken to make peace with their punims.

Oct 12, 2017

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Sheri Linden

The Hollywood Reporter

Kron calls out Hollywood on its double standard. Yet like many of her subjects, she sees that there's no fighting it; as standup comedian Julie Halston puts it, "Beauty's still the thing that people want most from women."

Oct 8, 2017

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Jennifer Merin

AWFJ.org

A lot of information and insight is delivered, punctuated by lots of laughs. Well done, Joan Kron, whose career as a documentary filmmaker begins at age 89.

Nov 4, 2021

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MaryAnn Johanson

AWFJ.org

[It] busts taboos with glee. But it's rather depressing, too, in how it highlights how inescapable the social pressure to look a certain way is even when you're aware of how ridiculous it all is.

Nov 4, 2021

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Nikki Baughan

AWFJ.org

Funny, measured and insightful, Joan Kron's hugely entertaining documentary takes a frank and unbiased look at the issue of plastic surgery.

Nov 4, 2021

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Audience Member

In full disclosure, I am one of the plastic surgeons in the film who comments on the effect of childhood trauma on body image and the drive to plastic surgery. Except for a few clips, however, I had nothing else to do with the movie. Joan Kron has done something unique in this film, and that is to go behind the surface motivations and technical aspects of plastic surgery and start to uncover what the sense of deformity really means to people. It is a sensitive and accurate look at the human side of plastic surgery, until now almost totally missed in the media. Like any real story about real people it is poignant, moving, and funny. If you want to get a look at what plastic surgery really is and does for patients, this documentary is your way in. Mark Constantian, MD

Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars

01/21/23

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THIS FILM IS SO MUCH FUN! don't miss it!

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

01/28/23

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Audience Member

A smart and witty look at Body Image, Comedy and Women in Hollywood! Loved it for all the insight it gives us about the mythology of plastic surgery.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

02/22/23

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Synopsis

Two comedians, Emily Askin and Jackie Hoffman, debate the merits and pitfalls of plastic surgery as they deliberate about going under the knife.

Director: Joan Kron
Producer: Brian David Cange, Wilder W. Knight II, Joan Kron
Genre: Documentary
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Mar 4, 2017, Original
Release Date (Streaming): Jan 9, 2018
Runtime: 1h 32m

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