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Frameline47 Interview: Director Sara Kamble Holland Discusses her Gen Z Comedy “Egghead & Twinkie”

Gary Carnivele June 6, 2023

Teenagers Egghead (Louis Tomeo) and Twinkie (Sabrina Jie-A-Fa) have been best friends since childhood, but recently they’ve been keeping secrets from each other. Egghead has a secret crush on Twinkie. Twinkie is a lesbian infatuated with social media star, BD (Ayden Lee). These awkward truths come to light when Egghead tries to kiss Twinkie, spurring her to come out to her conservative parents and take off on a road trip with Egghead along for the ride. The problem? Egghead doesn’t know that the real purpose of the trip is for Twinkie to meet BD in person, and BD might not be everything she appears to be online. Told in a series of colorful flashbacks, Egghead & Twinkie is a stylized, whip smart, coming-of-age story written by and for Gen Z. 

Sara Kambe Holland (writer / director / producer / editor) is a filmmaker based in Orlando, FL. Her directorial work has screened at festivals all over the country, including the Florida Film Festival, NewFest, and Reeling Film Festival. Her 2019 short film, “Egghead & Twinkie”, won Best Film and Best Director from the Women Making a Scene International Film Project along with a production grant to produce the concept as a full-length feature. She is passionate about positive minority representation and exploring important issues through a comedic lens. 

Egghead & Twinkie  will be shown June 19 at 6 PM at the New Parkway Theatre in Oakland and stream online June 24 – July 2.  To purchase tickets, go to:  www.frameline.org.

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