“For a film named after a groundbreaking blues icon, Ma Rainey frustratingly gets very little screen time.”
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“In The Legend of Molly Johnson, code switching becomes a matter of survival.”
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“Watching Amin embrace his sexuality and let himself go to the soaring tones of Daft Punk is all but guaranteed to bring a tear to your eye.”
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“A disabled character on the silver screen who’s not solely defined by their condition is all too rare.”
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“Barb and Star proves that comedy doesn’t have to be offensive to make people laugh.”
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“While Try Harder! hints at the correlation between anti-Blackness and the model minority myth, it never quite threads anything together.”
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“Period films disproportionately favor male luminaries, casting history in a skewed light where the contributions of women remain obscure.”
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“Seeing a complex love story between two women onscreen—flawed though it may be—never stops feeling like a revelation.”
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“Is Over the Moon an Asian American story or a Chinese one? It tries to be both and winds up feeling like neither.”
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“Confident, sexy, fat, and dark-skinned, Dawn is an effortless flirt who responds to attention the way any gorgeous, spoiled woman would.”
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“Women generally live to be saved by men.”
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“The impact of Detention outpaces the confines of its technical skill.”
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“When most action movies shy away from queer relationships, The Old Guard loudly proclaims them.”
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“The protagonists of Palm Springs quietly subvert gender roles.”
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“The lack of dimensionality given to Angela’s story weakens the potential impact of Tigertail.”
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“Code of the Freaks presents one of the most comprehensive looks at disability in film thus far.”
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“I Will Make You Mine pits three leading women against each other for the affections of a man.”
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“I Carry You With Me reveals the intersection of misogyny and homophobia that exists among traditionalists.”
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“Depending on your point of view, Promising Young Woman could be considered sexist.”
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“Refreshingly, Uncut Gems casts some of its most prominent Jewish characters with actors who are actually Jewish.”
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