“The Fall Guy easily avoids toxic tropes or obvious stereotypes.”
Read More“Using an understated but powerful approach, Anatomy of a Fall opens up multiple discussion points regarding gender, sexuality, and disability.”
Read More“Women Talking doesn’t stop with what women can do for each other. It also shows what true allyship from men looks like.”
Read More“Past Lives makes time for the minutiae that define the immigrant experience.”
Read More“The Woman King provides a template for how men can advocate for women.”
Read More“Everything Everywhere All At Once accurately captures the organic changes in language and accent that divulge a character’s underlying traits.”
Read More“Kogonada’s After Yang leaves us with a viscerally Asian American experience that few other filmmakers could put on screen.”
Read More“The Humans normalizes disability and never flattens it into someone’s sole identity.”
Read More“Parabellum marks the most diverse entry into the John Wick franchise yet.”
Read More“Barb and Star proves that comedy doesn’t have to be offensive to make people laugh.”
Read More“Women generally live to be saved by men.”
Read More“Critics from Western countries often ask why Bora Kim depicts bisexuality in House of Hummingbird.”
Read More“In these times of upheaval, The Half Of It makes the perfect getaway car.”
Read More“Refreshingly, Uncut Gems casts some of its most prominent Jewish characters with actors who are actually Jewish.”
Read More“Atlantics depicts Islam with matter-of-factness: No explanation, no exoticization, nor hiding some of its uglier practices.”
Read More“Ford v. Ferrari lightly challenges the ‘60s-era cliche of male infallibility.”
Read More“It matters that the filmmaker satirizing the horrors of the Holocaust is Jewish.”
Read MoreParasite exudes cultural specificity, with deep cuts to Korean headlines and reality TV shows.
Read More“Hustlers hits a home run with its wider allegory to capitalism in America.”
Read More“Clemency ‘shows’ rather then ‘tells’ its inclusive tenets.”
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