Attagirl! – Review and Summary

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“Attagirl!” Film Details

• Director(s): Klimovski
• Writer(s): Klimovski
• Distributor: NewFest
• Runtime: 0 Hour(s) and 9 Minutes
• Public Release Date (Film Festival – NewFest [More Coverage Of The 2025 Film Festival]): October 9, 2025
• Genre(s): Action, Comedy, Crime, Thriller
• Content Rating: Not Rated
• Primary Language: English
• Official Site Link

Movie Summary

The leader of a loan shark group, Siren, has to make her way to Brooklyn to collect her money, and for that extra effort, someone is going to get their ass whipped.

Cast and Characters

Siren (Leyna Bloom)

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• Character Summary: A woman out to get her money, even if she got to beat some ass to do it.

What To Expect In “Attagirl!” (Not Rated) – Content Overview

• Dialog:
  • Cursing: Occasional
• Graphic Imagery or Violence:
  • Notable Violence: Intense Fight Scenes
• Miscellaneous:
  • Drinking: Yes
  • Smoking: Yes

Review and Commentary

Overall

Our Rating (82/100): Positive (Worth Seeing)

To be very honest with you, Grant Steller’s score for Attagirl! Is the best thing about this short. It gives Blaxploitation, Quincy Jones, and considering a good part of the film is done silent movie era style, where the music takes precedence, and they have a title card for the dialog? Honestly, while the short was okay, and it was great to see Leyna Bloom star in something after many years, the main reason this is worth seeing is the music.

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