Patty Jenkins accused James Cameron of failing to understand women
The director of the movie "Wonder Woman" Patty Jenkins in a rather harsh manner reacted to the criticism of her famous colleague James Cameron about her movie. Jenkins' statement on this matter was posted on her official Twitter page. "James Cameron's inability to understand who Wonder Woman is, what values she stands for, and what meaning for women around the world is completely He's a great director, but he's not a woman. Strong women are certainly good. Previously he praised my movie "Monster", and the image of a strong woman with a hard life we created was highly praised. But should a woman be tough, tough and find ourselves in an unpleasant situation in order to become strong? Aren't we free to be multidimensional and become a global icon because that we are attractive and loving? This means that we have not yet reached our goal. I'm sure women can and should be EVERYTHING that men in movies are. There is no right or wrong image of a strong woman. And the huge female audience, which made this movie a hit, has the right to choose their own symbol of progress, "she wrote. Recall that earlier James Cameron said that the movie" Wonder Woman "is" a step back "primarily for women themselves. The Topic of Article: Patty Jenkins accused James Cameron of failing to understand women. |
