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Ryan Coogler, Ludwig Göransson, Autumn Durald Arkapaw and Michael B. Jordan with their Oscars ✨
People are so harsh on Black cinema, in this really bizarre way. It's almost like they're unnerved by all the casual Blackness they're seeing in these films, but they don't realize it or care to unpack why — so they hyperfocus on the TINIEST details at the expense of more relevant shit like plot or themes, OR they have these wild, reaching complaints that make zero sense to anyone who like. Watched the film normally. Because TELL ME how I just saw someone saying they wished I Love Boosters "had more fashion" in it. Like really. I Love Boosters. The film about fashion designers stealing clothes and making clothes and selling clothes and pulling heists at fashion shows and clothes stores? The film where they have different outfits in each new scene? That I Love Boosters?? THAT'S the movie that didn't have enough fucking fashion for you??!
If you have the opportunity, PLEASE go see You, Me & Tuscany. If you want to support female directors, go see this movie. If you have been complaining about the lack of originality in cinema, the constant adaptations and IP crap, GO SEE THIS MOVIE. There are eyes on the results of this film to see whether or not original screenplays still have the hold of audiences. And despite the success of films like Sinners, black cinema is still not being invested in, with black filmmakers being put on pause by studios until the box office numbers of this film comes out. It's been almost a decade since a major black-led romcom was in theaters. It looks like a fun time, go see it! It comes out April 9th in Australia and New Zealand, and April 10th in the US and UK.
TheWrap article Nina references:
Women directed just 8.1% of top-grossing films in 2025, down from 13.4% in 2024, marking a "complete reversal" of progress, a new study says
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SINNERS (2025) dir. Ryan Coogler
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