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Netflix’s YA Rowing Drama ‘Crew Girl’ Capsizes and Sinks: TV Review

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In Short: Beijing-based Hishow Entertainment is expanding its 'We Love Cinema' brand with recent acquisitions and re-releases, including the Sundance winner 'Josephine' and Ron Howard's 'Rush'.

Beijing-based Hishow Entertainment is expanding its 'We Love Cinema' brand with new acquisitions and re-releases, including the recent Sundance winner 'Josephine' and Singapore's 'Ah Girl', according to Deadline.

The company is also re-releasing Ron Howard's 2013 Formula 1 racing drama 'Rush', tapping into the Chinese audience's nostalgia for recent classics.

While the film 'Crew Girl' may not be a standout, it offers a standard-issue YA drama with a love triangle and a focus on the rowing program at Easton Prep, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter.

The film's attempts to build out the world outside of crew fall short, according to The Hollywood Reporter, making it just 'good enough' as a bingeable YA drama.

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