marry

It’s a modest film about working-class black life in the neighborhood, centered on a man, Pierce, who works at his parents’ dry cleaners, and whose white-collar brother is marrying into a wealthier black family.

Even among the wealthy and married, the demographic group that ranks family the highest, that figure climbs only to 15%.

She also repeats previous allegations that the spouses, who married in 2022, failed to pay minimum wage or overtime, echoing claims mentioned in the original lawsuit.

Buckley is married to a therapist and says she doesn’t feel constrained by having a family.

That Seu marries the feminine and the spartan in her space feels intentional — a reflection of the dualities that animate her life and work.