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Hedda (2025) written & directed by Nia DaCosta
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Hedda (2025) written & directed by Nia DaCosta
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Em vermelho, 1958-59 Milton Dacosta (1915-1988) Óleo sobre tela, 91,8x73cm
It’s actually insane that Variety is singling out DaCosta for something that all directors do and then tried to put a bad spin on it. Absolutely disgusting behaviour that’s furthering the unnecessary discourse surrounding The Marvels" BSL
Reminder that #variety is owned by Penske Media, whose owner is a Trump supporter, received a disingenuous award from Trump, whose racist son got arrested for peeing on a woman in public, who's own journalist got shamed in Venice by Johnny Depp, for their negativity and rightwing bias and who are obviously on the side of the other shady studios, to hurt Disney, and any Marvel film that comes out, not featuring a white, male lead. I hope young people look past this negative campaign and go and just have some fun with The Marvels.
I know what dudebros are driving at with accusations of preachy, feminized fare. Gerwig movies are that. Waller-Bridge movies are that. Captain Marvel was never like that. It doesn't preach. It just shows a young woman and her life experience, leading to an incredible journey and adventure. Quite honestly, Captain Marvel has become a favorite because it's so unproblematic and just straightforward Sci-fi fun.
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"Candyman" director Nia DaCosta has become the first Black female director to have a film debut in the top spot in the US box office, Universal Pictures announced Tuesday.
According to Box Office Mojo, the horror film, a sequel of the 1992 movie, made over $22 million over the weekend.The movie is also now the second highest-grossing three-day opening for a Black female director, led by Ava DuVernay for "A Wrinkle in Time."
DaCosta co-wrote the movie with Jordan Peele and Win Rosenfeld. This version of "Candyman" has all Black leads and addresses racism, chronicling the story of a Black man who was killed for falling in love with a White woman.
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See the JohnEli DaCosta S/S 2017 Extended Collection as displayed on CVM Tv's CVM@Sunrise; the finale to their Month of Style feature.