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Cuties – a flawed, feminist film

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It’s the infamous tween twerking movie that sparked visceral online hatred and a rash of Netflix cancellations.

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This entry was posted in TV & Netflix and tagged culture, Cuties, female directors, Film, french movies, international film, movies, netflix, politics, reviews, society, streaming on March 4, 2021 by Lindsay Acland.

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As I'm (mostly) a book account, I thought I'd pair my new #catsocks with 'A Simple Favor' by Darcy Bell. When dazzling fashion PR Emily disappears, her deluded ‘best friend’ Stephanie turns crime solver. Stephanie is a timid mommy blogger wearing cat socks, or “a fuzzy bath mat pretending to be a person”, according to Emily. Darcey Bell's debut is a dark, tongue-in-cheek thriller and cool satire that was turned into a movie starring a brilliant Blake Lively. In fact it's a bit like Blake's Gossip Girl friend/nemesis Balir Waldorf mixed with Gone Girl.

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