@lyviescott Loved the story! I thought it was a little out of touch to use the violent scene for the sake of entertainment, and I hope as a director she becomes more creative with how she displays triggering concepts in the future. Only complaint. Other than that super good film
I saw it yesterday and I liked everything but the shock value from the rough scene. I don’t find it creative at all to throw something up on a screen that will 1000% be upsetting, especially to victims. It’s lazy for me, and a little rude. But the story, camera work, and actors were great. I just don’t think it’s groundbreaking to take something like that scene and call it art, it’s not art. It’s violence that happens to women every second of the day. There were a million ways to communicate the story line of that *one* scene and it’s very telling. Obv no one included in the film has ever had to endure violence to that extent because they would have understood that there’s no need to map it out for the sake of entertainment. So aside from that part, it was interesting!
lol one of her children is trans (the oldest) the other two are considered gender neutral in support. Basically she doesn’t force them to do anything, they get to pick.
But calling a biological male child a trans kid bc they have a trans sister and he/they want to keep their hair long is a reach. Shame on you
Call me crazy but half of Leah’s new followers are just people waiting to see if she’s really invited to the cookout on the outside… we wanna see the aftermath. How are you gunna act come August 😂🤨