From “The Idol” to “Oppenheimer,” women’s bodies were on display on our screens the past few months. Some executions succeeded with humor, others felt misguided.
Category: Pugh, Florence
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‘Oppenheimer’ Review: A Man for Our Time
Christopher Nolan’s complex, vivid portrait of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the “father of the atomic bomb,” is a brilliant achievement in formal and conceptual terms.
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Jewelry That Adds Face Value
Designers are adding lots of lip and septum creations to their collections.
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Ari Aster Wants to Terrify (and Tickle) You With ‘Beau Is Afraid’
The New York Times – Movies:The maker of “Midsommar” may be known for horror, but he thought that film was comical. With his latest movie, “Beau Is Afraid,” the dark humor is more apparent.
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‘A Good Person’ Review: Zach Braff’s New Chapter
The New York Times – Movies:The filmmaker behind “Garden State” has created a fully drawn female character in Florence Pugh’s grieving addict. But this recovery drama often has too heavy a hand.
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Can Oscar Fashion Be More than Marketing?
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:Rihanna’s belly, Florence Pugh’s shorts and Cate Blanchett’s archival velvet brought new relevance to awards show dressing.
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‘The Wonder’ Review: The Hungry Woman
The New York Times – Movies:In this period drama, Florence Pugh plays a British nurse hired to observe an Irish girl who’s said not to have eaten in four months.