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    'Eighth Grade' review: Hello 12, hello 13, hello 'likes' in the age of techno-anxiety

    by Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune Jul 17, 2018 3 minutes

    Tender, socially reticent, selectively assertive, Kayla is a middle-school student a few days away from graduation and the rest of her life. "Everything will work out," she tells her scant audience of YouTube channel followers in the video post opening Bo Burnham's new film "Eighth Grade," if "you're just being yourself." She's hoping for the best with that one. This kid knows it's not going to be so easy. But wishing (and then posting) might just

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