Girlfriends walked so Frances Ha could run
A young woman pursuing a photographer career in a big city, broke and completely alone… how could I not love this film.
Themes such as abortion, adultery, career, romance, art, independence, friendship, sex, reproductive health, income, assertiveness, religion and sexuality are intertwined in everyday moments, small arguments, disappointments, triumphs, deep conversations, silent conflicts and casual encounters. All without forced drama and a protagonist who feels very real.
There are not enough films that realistically explore the tensions and ruptures of female friendships. While Anne and Susan's friendship survives at the end, the mini-conflicts that occur throughout the film are the result of the change in their relationship, something that many women face in their own lives.
Girlfriends walked so Frances Ha could run
A young woman pursuing a photographer career in a big city, broke and completely alone… how could I not love this film.
Themes such as abortion, adultery, career, romance, art, independence, friendship, sex, reproductive health, income, assertiveness, religion and sexuality are intertwined in everyday moments, small arguments, disappointments, triumphs, deep conversations, silent conflicts and casual encounters. All without forced drama and a protagonist who feels very real.
There are not enough films that realistically explore the tensions and ruptures of female friendships. While Anne and Susan's friendship survives at the end, the mini-conflicts that occur throughout the film are the result of the change in their relationship, something that many women face in their own lives.