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Reviews & Dunn: You’re not only starring in Kaya, but carrying a role that is physically demanding and emotionally personal. When you first stepped into Nia, what part of her did you connect with immediately? Isabel Lamers: The part I first connected with is her longing to belong. It’s the feeling of always being the outsider looking in and constantly trying to assimilate and fit in. I think it’s so challenging for mixed-race people to assert their own identity because you
It may not be the definitive version of He-Man, but it is an entertaining adventure that understands exactly why audiences fell in love with Eternia in the first place.
