- 'Blonde' es machacada en las categorías negativas
MEJOR PELÍCULA SOBRE MUJERES
She Said
The Woman King
Till
Women Talking (Runner-Up)
MEJOR PELÍCULA DIRIGIDA POR UNA MUJER
Don’t Worry Darling – Olivia Wilde
Till – Chinonye Chukwu (Runner-Up)
The Woman King – Gina Prince-Bythewood (Runner-Up)
Women Talking – Sarah Polley
Vicky Krieps – Corsage
Michelle Yeoh – Everything Everywhere All at Once
Danielle Deadwyler – Till (Runner-Up)
Cate Blanchett – TAR
Colin Farrell – The Banshees of Inisherin (Runner-Up)
Ke Huy Quan – Everything Everywhere All at Once
Bill Nighy – Living
Brendan Fraser – The Whale
MEJOR GUIONISTA FEMENINA
Rebecca Lenkiewicz – She Said (Runner-Up)
Emma Donoghue – The Wonder
Dana Stevens (and Maria Bello, story) – The Woman King
Sarah Polley – Women Talking
MEJOR PAREJA EN PANTALLA
Olivia Colman and Micheal Ward – Empire of Light
Michelle Yeoh and Ke Huy Quan – Everything Everywhere All at Once
Kevin Kline & Sigourney Weaver – The Good House (Runner-Up)
Emma Thompson and Daryl McCormack – Good Luck To You, Leo Grande
MEJOR PELÍCULA EXTRANJERA DIRIGIDA POR UNA MUJER O SOBRE MUJERES
Corsage (Runner-Up)
Girl
Happening
Murina
Rickshaw
MEJOR PELÍCULA DOCUMENTAL DIRIGIDA POR UNA MUJER O SOBRE MUJERES
Aftershock
Gabby Giffords Won’t Back Down
The Janes
Lucy and Desi (Runner-Up)
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (Runner-Up)
Fire of Love
Good Luck To You, Leo Grande
The Woman King
Izzy Hawthorne – Lightyear (Runner-Up)
Belle Bottom – Minions: The Rise of Gru
Meilin – Turning Red
MEJOR SERIE
Dead to Me (Runner-Up)
The Handmaid’s Tale
Julia (Runner-Up)
Yellowjackets
(A la película que más se opone a la violencia de género)
JOSEPHINE BAKER AWARD
Don’t Worry Darling
Holy Spider
She Said (Runner-Up)
Women Talking
(A la mejor película sobre mujeres de color)
KAREN MORLEY AWARD
Alice
Master
Nanny (Runner-Up)
Till
KAREN MORLEY AWARD
(A la mejor película que reivindica el lugar de una mujer en la historia)
Alice
The Drover’s Wife: The Legend of Molly Johnson
The Woman King (Runner-Up)
Women Talking
ACTING AND ACTIVISM AWARD
Geena Davis
Frances McDormand
Nichelle Nichols
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Angela Lansbury
Rita Moreno
PREMIOS DEL JURADO
MEJOR HEROÍNA DE ACCIÓN: Keke Palmer, Alice
VALENTÍA EN LA DIRECCIÓN: Olivia Wilde, Don’t Worry Darling
VALENTÍA EN LA INTERPRETACIÓN: Danielle Deadwyler, Till y Anamaria Vartolomei, Happening
MEJOR REPARTO: The Woman King
MUJER INVISIBLE: Charmaine Bingwa, Emancipation
JOYA OCULTA: Amitabh Reza Chowdhury, Rickshaw Girl y Nana Mensah, Queen Of Glory
MUJERES SALVÁNDOSE A SÍ MISMAS: The Janes
PEOR MADRE DEL AÑO: Blonde, Julianne Nicholson as Gladys
HALL OF SHAME:
*The Gotham Awards. For removing the category Best Actress, in the further erasing of women.
*Anatomy Citation. “It doesn’t matter how much I do, I’m still not going to get paid as much as that guy, because of my vagina.” – Jennifer Lawrence speaks out against the continuing literal shortchanging of actresses – regarding Lawrence paid five million dollars less than Leonardo DiCaprio for “Don’t Look Up,” and less than the male cast Bradley Cooper, Christian Bale and Jeremy Renner for “American Hustle.”
*Cringe Citation. Harvey Weinstein’s shameful audiotape recordings. And being reminded of them/him in “She Said.”
*Too Much Information Citation: Emma Thompson, for “Good Luck To You, Leo Grande.”
*Blonde. For depicting only the worst fantasies about Marilyn Monroe, and none of her beauty, grace and intelligence.
*More Blonde. A film that re-exploited Marilyn Monroe and made me feel bad for her. She never had a chance in a man’s world, and this film exploited her again through the unnecessary explicit scenes.
*And More Blonde. An overrated actress romping through the film exposing herself. And why the constant showing of embryos, is it to champion pro-lifers.
*Even More Blonde. Completely inaccurate. The portrayal of the actress is shallow and cliched, and the part of the speaking embryo comes across as a disquieting anti-abortionist statement.
*She Said. A drama about the NY Times investigation into the sex charges against Harvey Weinstein, “She Said” comes off more as a self-congratulatory promo for the NY Times, than emphasis on its victims and intimating a kind of damage control there for its own numerous scandals – the weapons of mass destruction hoax, and most recently calling for the release of Julian Assange – without an apology for the paper’s media participation in orchestrating his incarceration.
*The Cannes Film Festival. For disrespecting credentialed Deadline critic and distinguished WFCC member Valerie Complex, treating her with racist implications as an intruder there. On Being Black At Cannes: How Microaggressions Marred My Festival Experience
*Shame On DOC NYC. For announcing then scrubbing the name off their public list, secretly inviting as guest of honor a cinematographer from the Ukraine Neo-Nazi Azov Battalion, Dmytro Kozatsky, who sports Nazi tattoos, and is fond of creating photographs of swastika carved pizzas, while dragging out from the premises a young woman protesting the event.
Me muero con la sala de la verguenza jajaja, odiaron Blonde y odian a Ana de Armas.
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