Greta Gerwig

I would’ve probably never watched Ladybird, had it not been nominated for an Oscar. Indie, pseudo-mumblecore films tend to give me gas. It’s not that they’re bad but I always felt they could be done better. Well, Ladybird was a tight slap in my face. Maybe I was the exact…

Como un Woody Allen con mucha producción, pasado de rosca y fallido / Like a Woody Allen with a lot of production, screwed up and failed por Daniel Burman Una deriva de géneros y tonos que no llegan a desarrollarse y potenciarse entre sí, una ambiciosa galería de temáticas, personajes…

And so what hath Gerwig and Baumbach come down from the mountain with? Herewith, the Barbie teaser-trailer — as to what it all means? Your guess is as good as mine (see notes); one hopes for the very best possible subversion. Referencing Kubrick’s oft-referenced quantum evolutionary leap by way…

Noah Baumbach is an American filmmaker, and screenwriter. He wrote and directed his first comedy film (“Kicking and Screaming” (1995)) at the age of 26. He then directed and wrote Mr. Jealousy in 1997. He later co-wrote Highball and The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou. Noah came into the spotlight…

AUGUST RECOMMENDATIONS. Karachi, You’re Killing Me: We are surrounded by content, originals, spinoffs, foreign language content, you name it, there is an algorithm recommendation for you, and yet, I, who spends hours consuming content across platforms, instead of being a productive member of society, struggle to remember something where the…

In Greta Gerwig’s coming-of-age gem Lady Bird, Sacramento is a character. It can’t be heard or spoken to, but the Californian county has its struggles, beauty, and effects. Christine’s (Saoirse Ronan) city decorates her life. Christine’s setting is a presence in every aspect of her being: her environment, family, schooling…

Because of the open narrative of Greta Gerwig´s film, which completely erases Jo´s arch and growth process, there are people now who say that Jo just wanted to stay at home with her family and never grow up. Louisa May Alcott´s own name suggestion for Little Women part 2 was…