In real life, your history does not have to dictate your destiny.
this was so warm, yet bittersweet, yet hopeful.
the colouring, the sound design, the soundtrack made the world even more real. Giamatti, Joy and Sessa bounced off each other so well. I’m not sure if I’ve felt this connected and related to a movie so much. the fear of becoming your parents, of wanting to be known, of wanting to just be enough.
“THERE IS NOTHING STRONGER THAN A BROKEN WOMAN WHO HAS REBUILT HERSELF”
this is probably the most poignant piece of work I have ever watched. watching this as a young queer who is also Australian made it really hard. It was funny and raw. You never get to see women be angry, like downright furious.
The jokes are quick and sharp but they aren’t the whole story. Gadsby refuses to be silent anymore, to stay in the background. She doesn’t…
My sons a gay.
You’re my fun aunt.
From, Carol
