Gal Gadot considers Wonder Woman a true feminist
Israeli model and actress Gal Gadot, who starred in Wonder Woman, believes that the image she created, which many feminists considered deliberately sexual and too focused on the needs of men, does not contradict the ideas of feminism, but on the contrary is a kind of anthem this movement. Her words are quoted by The NY Times. "I believe that as a feminist, you can dress the way you want. It seems to me that someone simply does not fully understand this concept. Feminism stands for the idea gender equality, freedom of choice and freedom in general. Our writers, Patty (Jenkins) and I decided that the best way is to demonstrate that Diana is not aware of existing social models in the rest of the world. She has no clear gender boundaries. For her, everyone is equal. " , she said. Recall that critics noted the elements of the Wonder Woman image inherent only in bisexual society, including costume details that emphasize secondary sexual characteristics, obvious depilation, and so on. Director Patty Jenkins stated in an interview that her picture will be very different from others in the DC Cinematic Universe, primarily by its lightness and abundance of humor. "We really tried to make a funny movie. I made it with an eye on Superman and Indiana Jones," she said. The movie will be released in June 2017. Director Patty Jenkins stated in an interview that her picture will be very different from others in the DC Cinematic Universe, primarily by its lightness and abundance of humor. "We really tried to make a funny movie. I made it with an eye on Superman and Indiana Jones," she said.The movie will be released in June 2017. Director Patty Jenkins stated in an interview that her picture will be very different from others in the DC Cinematic Universe, primarily by its lightness and abundance of humor. "We really tried to make a funny movie. I made it with an eye on Superman and Indiana Jones," she said.The movie will be released in June 2017. The Topic of Article: Gal Gadot considers Wonder Woman a true feminist. |
