#historical-narrative

#historical-narrative

Did Sammie sell his soul? I've written about how I think Sammie might have sold his soul. The end-credits scene shows him with no scars. That means that it takes place before the events depicted in the movie. Does he attract Remmick because he has access to another dimension? Is the scene showcasing Black music in the middle of the film a sign that he can tap into the divine because of an encounter with an otherworldly being? The next film could show us the answer.

Joyce employs her considerable emotional acuity and deft characterisation to portray the complexities of sibling relationships and the burden of patriarchal dominance in a masterly exploration of art, grief and familial bonds.

Rubenhold brings Belle Elmore back to life and re-examines the narrative around Crippen's case, emphasizing it is predominantly about women, yet told by men.

The executive order mandates that the Smithsonian must be a 'symbol of inspiration and American greatness,' raising concerns about potential scientific inaccuracies in displays.

Hamilton embodies the flawed yet celebrated narrative of a 'post-racial America' where the Founding Fathers are portrayed by PoC performers, ignoring underlying historical realities.