Jump, Darling
By Phil Connell
2022 | 90 min | Drama
An actor turned drag queen, shaken by a breakup, flees to the countryside, where he finds his grandmother in poor health.
Phil Connell
DirectorPhil Connell is a Canadian filmmaker primarily known for his work as a director. He made a notable impact with his feature film "Jump, Darling," which premiered in 2020. The film stars Cloris Leachman in one of her final roles, showcasing her talent alongside a compelling narrative about a rookie drag queen reconnecting with family. Connell's work often explores themes of self-discovery and LGBTQ+ identity, gaining attention for its heartfelt storytelling and character development. While information about specific awards may not be widely available, his contribution to LGBTQ+ cinema and his collaboration with acclaimed actors like Cloris Leachman highlight his emerging presence in the industry.
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