Ethan Coen's 'Drive-Away Dolls' Divides Critics with Its Campy, Sex-Forward Approach

The film, marking Coen's solo directorial debut, has sparked varied reactions for its bold humor and unique take on the lesbian road trip genre.

'Drive-Away Dolls' features a lesbian road trip entangled in a bizarre criminal world, marking Ethan Coen's first solo directing venture.
Critics are divided, with some praising the film's campy humor and others criticizing its execution and reliance on stereotypes.
The movie stars Margaret Qualley and Geraldine Viswanathan as best friends on a wild journey, with a supporting cast including Beanie Feldstein and Matt Damon.
Despite mixed reviews, the film's unique approach to the lesbian sex comedy genre and Coen's signature style have intrigued audiences.
The narrative involves a mix of absurd situations, sapphic sex scenes, and a mysterious cargo, leading to a varied critical reception.