Aubrey Plaza stalks social media guru in ‘Ingrid Goes West’
When is the talented Aubrey Plaza , recently seen as a sex-crazed, foul- mouthed 14th century nun in “Little Hours,” going to have her breakout film? The former co-star of “Parks and Recreation” has made her mark in so many not very memorable films that I just assumed she had a shot at major stardom. Alas, “Ingrid Goes West,” her latest and most standout showcase, is not going to be it, although the film has its moments, especially before it wears out its welcome. A comedic, digitized variation on a theme of “ Single White Female ,” the film tells the cautionary (?) tale of Instagram, Facebook and Twitter addict Ingrid Thorburn (Plaza), who goes to a wedding and sprays the bride with pepper spray in opening scenes and lands in an asylum. After her mother dies, leaving her $60,000, Ingrid goes proverbially West, where she becomes obsessed with internet “influencer” Taylor Sloane (Elizabeth Olsen), a young woman whose perfect self, perfect life and perfect taste in clothes, food, groom