‘Hotel Silence’ Unpacks a Crisis of Masculinity
The protagonist's blind allegiance to dominant conceptions of masculinity is so ingrained in his psyche that he never contemplates resistance.
The protagonist's blind allegiance to dominant conceptions of masculinity is so ingrained in his psyche that he never contemplates resistance.
There's a ghostly suggestion of Philip Roth's writing voice in Portnoy's Complaint in this novel; a relatively calm voice, this time in the third person, documenting the madness.
Narcos has a "no girls allowed" quality that threads throughout the show -- to its detriment.
Ex Machina doesn’t indict all nerds, but it does use the type to make a set of predictable points about masculinity, ego, and empathy.