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The Coen Brothers have made some of the most beloved films of the last few decades,

including Fargo and the Big Lebowski, and now Ethan Cohen

has made his first narrative feature without a sibling and longtime collaborator, Joel.

Drive-A-Wahue Dolls is a shaggy comedy about a couple of lesbian friends who take a road trip and

unwittingly find themselves wrapped up in a bizarre criminal caper.

There's a strange briefcase, a shady senator, and some psychedelic vibes, which makes for one weird little movie.

I'm Aisha Harris, and today we're talking about driveway dolls on Top Culture Happy Hour from

NPR.

Joining me today is NPR Culture Desk Correspondent Chloe Belmont.

Hey Chloe, welcome back.

Hey Aisha, nice to be here.

Great to have you.

And also here is Volcher TV critic Roxana Hadati.

Welcome back to you too, Roxanna. Thank you.

Thank you. Yes, great to have you both here. So in Drive-A-Waway dolls, Margaret Qually and Geraldine

this one often play Jamie and Marion polar opposite friends who are living in

1999 Philadelphia after Jamie breaks up with her girlfriend she decides to

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