The Perils of a Group Text with Twentysomethings | Auntie | The New Yorker Screening Room

In Fawzia Mirza’s short film, a mixer for South Asian lawyers leads to an embarrassing epiphany for a woman when she’s labelled an “auntie.”
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[@jayjellobean]

I am 42 and I stand in solidarity as a fellow "auntie." I dare not step in a group chat.

[@shaunellis820]

I love this short. I first watched it at series fest in Denver. It’s great.

[@beebuzz959]

LOVE Seriesfest!

[@stanamilanovich3956]

Go Aunties!

[@chitsb]

Proud to be an auntie! I can navigate group chats and annoying fitness freaks.

[@altameseosborne]

I loved this!

[@prialicea01]

Love it!!! Saving this video!😊

[@handmadehearts]

6:03

[@The2FRANKGRIMES]

South Asian lawyers association. Do they call Cantonese people north asian

[@Archiekunst]

This is what the new yorker is now.

[@moniqueengleman873]

You sound so sad 😭😭😭

[@beebuzz959]

I think it's just something they're supporting.