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The other day I picked up the proofs for my new Women in Film greeting cards from the print shop. The prints will be ready this week, so they should be available for purchase by the end of the week. Each card (blank inside) features an illustration by my friend Stella Perrett, a British political cartoonist and book illustrator. Stella created these lovely, uplifting illustrations to help me promote my film guide for women. From left to right you can see: Star Wars (1977), The Help (2011), Aliens (1986), Thelma & Louise (1991) and Hidden Figures (2016). They will be available individually and as a Fabulous Five pack. Speak up, stay safe and may your film picks have much to offer female viewers! Copyright © 2022 Alline Cormier 
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I would love to hear a good argument for why we need a new feature film about Batman in 2022. Of course, we don't actually. This franchise is a money printing machine though, so here we go again. I have watched the trailer for The Batman (2022) a few times now. It looks like it will score poorly for women’s voice. No two women speak in the trailer, which is never a good sign. Voice is one of the dozens of things I address in my upcoming film guide for women. It also looks like Zoë Kravitz will be hypersexualized and sporting whore couture throughout—another sign that this movie will have little to offer female viewers. Moreover, the trailer is full of angry, vengeful men and ultraviolence, which are hardly things we need more of at this point. |
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