95 min
6.726
2020
USA
Peggy Dahl (Zoey Deutch) dreams of breaking free from her native Buffalo and going to study at a prestigious university. The realization that she has no money to pay for her tuition leads Peggy to get involved in a dangerous and difficult business of collecting debts. It is soon revealed that she has real talent, and it is very likely that she has found her real calling in life. Or hasn’t she?
The main charm of Buffaloed is Zoey Deutch herself. Although she is still trying too hard, this helps make everything that happens in the movie become more comedic than tragic. And there will be a lot of drama. But cheerful Peg finds a way out of any hole into which she dragged herself.
The main character evokes mixed feelings. Her dedication can be envied. She accelerates quickly, but she doesn't really see where she is jumping. But on the other hand, she can be a leader and inspire people, which is already worth something. Peg is not a bad person, she just needs to think more sometimes.
This is an atypical film about the American Dream. Peg is hungry for wealth and is striving with all his might to get it, only there is no money for the necessary education. Peg has no talent for inventing, she is not a singer, not an artist. She is just well versed in human psychology and is looking for the shortest way to a pile of dollars.
Buffaloed is an atypical film about the American Dream. Peg is hungry for wealth and is striving with all her might to get it, only she has no money for the necessary education. The girl has no talent for inventing, she is not a singer, not an artist, she is just well versed in human psychology and is looking for the shortest way to a pile of dollars.
Buffaloed is not perfect at all, it lacks a logical script, but it is worth watching it because Zoey is a great comedian, and today there are not many good young actresses who can be funny.
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