

Poets Are the Destroyers
Synopsis
Set against the heat of summer 2018 in Brooklyn, Zuzu battles with her artistic goals amidst an unexpected pregnancy. She receives little support from her roommate Lucia, who preoccupies herself with her midwestern love interest, Emily. A series of events and encounters with inspirational femme figures serve as a catalyst in deciding whether or not Zuzu will terminate her pregnancy and how she decides to proceed as an artist.
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- Director
- Nancy Pop
- Original Title
- Poets Are the Destroyers
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 51m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Nancy Pop
Christopher Reza Tabassi
Department Leadership Roster
Nancy Pop
Director
Christopher Reza Tabassi
Producer
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What is Poets Are the Destroyers about?
Set against the heat of summer 2018 in Brooklyn, Zuzu battles with her artistic goals amidst an unexpected pregnancy. She receives little support from her roommate Lucia, who preoccupies herself with her midwestern love interest, Emily. A series of events and encounters with inspirational femme figures serve as a catalyst in deciding whether or not Zuzu will terminate her pregnancy and how she decides to proceed as an artist.
Who directed Poets Are the Destroyers?
Poets Are the Destroyers was directed by Nancy Pop.
Who stars in Poets Are the Destroyers?
The principal cast of Poets Are the Destroyers includes Synead Nichols, Celina Mylene Santana, Taylor Marie Rasmussen, Lauren Kelisha Muller, Shepsi Haider.
When was Poets Are the Destroyers released and how long is it?
Poets Are the Destroyers was released in 2021 with a total runtime of 1h 51m.
