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Breaking News In Yuba County

Now in Theaters - USA 02/12/2021

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Original title: Breaking News In Yuba County
Year: 2021
Running time: 96 min.
Country: United States
Director: Tate Taylor
Screenwriter: Amanda Idoko
Music: Jeff Beal
Cinematography: Christina Voros
Cast: Allison Janney, Mila Kunis, Regina Hall, Juliette Lewis, Ellen Barkin, Awkwafina, Matthew Modine, Jimmi Simpson, Clifton Collins Jr., Wanda Sykes, Bridget Everett, Chris Lowell, Samira Wiley, Dominic Burgess, Lucy Faust, Gregory Hobson, Sylvia Grace Crim, Keong Sim, Deneen Tyler, T.C. Matherne, Ryan Baughman, Susan McPhail, Zack Shires, Sampley Barinaga, Elizabeth Elkins, Jock McKissic, Calvin Williams, Aaron Mitchell, Alex Stage, Michael A. Newcomer, Emily Russell
Producer: Co-production United States-United Kingdom;
AGC Studios, Nine Stories Productions, The Black List, Wyolah Films, Sarma Films (Distributor: VVS Films)
Genre: Comedy. Drama. Thriller
Synopsis / Plot: A woman catches her husband in bed with another woman, causing him to die of a heart attack. She buries his body and takes advantage of the growing celebrity status that comes from having a missing husband. However, she soon finds herself in over her head, dodging cops and criminals, all while trying hide the truth.

Critics' reviews

"A big ensemble cast of entirely unlikable, unsympathetic characters make Tate Taylor's trashy comedy a mess from top to toe."

Ryan Lattanzio: IndieWire
"Amanda Idoko’s screenplay does a fairly steady job of surprising, creating more than a dozen memorable characters (...) The result is rather more uneven than such a sprawling group effort requires"

Peter Debruge: Variety
"One may wonder how Tate Taylor (...) came to direct this amoral, repellent bag of sick"

Glenn Kenny: The New York Times
"Cartoonish to a fault (...) On the page, the screenplay by Amanda Idoko (...) might have been alluring (...) But in the finished product, the jabs hardly feel fresh and don't quite land"

Sheri Linden: The Hollywood Reporter
"[The director] doesn’t have much new to report about our obsession with celebrity or our need for self-affirmation (...) Taylor can’t juggle the different tones"

Tim Grierson: Screendaily

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