TV Review | About women who can live without “naughty” men

“Sophie has completely gone off the rails.” Albert Verinder knew this Today inside Of course. She had just let “that bastard Thomas Eldebrink” ask the Minister of Defense questions without intervening. The gentlemen at the table agreed, and Johan Derksen added that the entire NPO had gone off the rails when thinking about plans for the next season. “Matthijs (van Nieuwkerk) and Tom (Egbers) had to go off the air because they were too naughty,” when they were about to produce a series about the “Caliphate girl” Laura H. and a series about the rapper Frenna. Derksen didn’t understand what they were doing at the NPO: “Compared to them, what Matthijs and Tom did was just a drop in the bucket.” It was a brilliant idea, what a show. Today inside In this regard, a series or documentary would be best about people who aren’t being “naughty.”

In that respect, it was a good idea for Derksen to watch Close-Up, a documentary Kate Winslet – The Quest for Authenticity About the actress who became famous around the world at the age of 22 for her role in the film Titanic.bee Today inside It also involves the question of what cross-border actually means. Does “texting Lieke: ‘I want to eat you'” count as cross-border? No, they don’t think so, and, every night, women line up outside to be licked by John Derksen, and they scream.

In the documentary about Kate Winslet, they can see what happens when women become “objects.” After she played the role Titanic The actress has been questioned about her weight, mocked for the so-called yo-yo effect, and photoshopped to make her waist suddenly narrower and her legs longer. “It’s not fair to suggest that someone looks different,” she responded in an interview.

The documentary beautifully shows how the actress struggled with authenticity as a woman after winning the Academy Award for Best Actress. reader And she has achieved more and more results. Counting in the form of golden statues has indeed cleared space for more interesting personalities, and Winslet has increasingly become a model role. She opposes the use of Botox by actresses, opposes Trump’s sexism, took a stand in the #MeToo movement very early, and has become more and more independent in roles, including the film industry. She strives to seek a more feminine perspective in the film industry, and it has paid off. There is also a cunnilingus scene in the movie Ammoniteabout a female paleontologist who has to take care of another woman, is Today inside Absolutely love it.

Wine stains

The fact that you can be there and not be an object of ridicule is extremely important is also perfectly expressed in Four hands on a bellyIn it, Larissa tells of how she was bullied as a child because she was born with port wine stains on her face. As a teenager, she attempted suicide and cut herself. She became a truck driver after school and was dumped by her boyfriend when she got pregnant and wanted to keep the baby. You’ll rarely see a more insecure person on television than Larissa, who is 38 weeks pregnant.

In the show you see how she has changed since the birth of her daughter, how her very loving and proud parents help her take care of the child, how she now travels to Denmark and Sweden in her truck and dares to look in the mirror again. Watch. “Bullying makes you see yourself differently,” she said during her pregnancy. The teenage years were a profound phase she had to go through to find herself. The NPO has produced a documentary and reality show about women who are searching for themselves, discovering themselves, and it turns out that they can get away from “naughty men”.

Tav Yeager This week, he replaced Amber Wiznitzer.

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