10 Women in Science Fiction Films
Women have always been integral to science fiction, and these amazing women prove why.
A Christmas Karen (2022)
Karen is an entitled middle-aged woman whose demanding nature has alienated her neighbors and family. After a series of instances displaying her privilege and prejudice, Karen receives an 'intervention' by some unconventional spirits.
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Karen is an entitled middle-aged woman whose demanding nature has alienated her neighbors and family. After a series of instances displaying her privilege and prejudice, Karen receives an 'intervention' by some unconventional spirits.
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Jon Binkowski
In Theaters:11/18/2022
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Renaissance Entertainment (II)
Cast
Lisa Enos Smith, Jon Binkowski
Director
Michele Simms
Karen
Meghan Colleen Moroney
Jackie Morley
Rolin Alexis
Gary (Ghost of Past)
Leyla Lawrence
Joy (Ghost of Present)
Lee Karlinsky
Damon (Ghost of Future)
Braxton Rodammer
Young Todd
Amina Massai
Nia
Julianna Layne
Young Karen
Jamal Stewart
Michael
Jaden Luo
Skater Boy
Ashley Jones
Robin
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