Tag: Features

[ad_1] Depending on your perspective, “Romance” charts Marie’s downfall or her liberation. Trapped in a white-clad prison with a man who won’t touch her, she journeys into the erotic imagination…

[ad_1] The most easily dismissed criticism is disdain of the archetype for being popular with teenage girls. Actually, appealing to the masses involves craft, and mocking something because teenage girls…

[ad_1] Chu commented via email, “I absolutely loved ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ and was thrilled to meet some of the crew at Vice President Harris’s Lunar New Year celebration…

[ad_1] And we were delighted to welcome back our friends, including Sherin Nicole, who wrote about “violent and brilliant heroines,” Laura Emerick on the real conductors that may have inspired…

[ad_1] Yeoh never planned to be an action star, but her training in ballet laid the perfect groundwork. “Every little girl should have the opportunity to have ballet training because…

[ad_1] Forty years later, “Baby It’s You” remains one of the most genuine coming-of-age stories. It is one of the few films to explore the liminal space between high school…

[ad_1] Going back to the exceptions, let’s talk about writer/director James Cameron. Epic heroines who forge their paths to power are his bag, meaning he creates them with the skill…

[ad_1] Izogie, in Gina Prince-Bythewood’s “The Woman King,” is Lynch’s top performance. Igozie’s character is formed by Lynch’s ability to bring ancient stories to life, like a historical record keeper.…

[ad_1] Respectability is defined by the suppression of any out-loud displays of Black culture, a homogenization with white expectations. “Malibu’s Most Wanted” is a satire, and so, each and every…

[ad_1] In our 40-minute zoom session, he recalled big-budget Hollywood movies with Native American themes, “Little Big Man,” “Dances with Wolves,” and “The Last of the Mohicans.” Gray then began…