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Today covering this truth and what it takes to have the counselor to tell the truth, something that seems to be in very short supply in broad swaths of our country today, including in our politics, especially on the right. ahead of international womens day, my colleague sat down with second gentleman doug em hoff to speak about his historic role and work supporting gender equity. during their exclusive conversation, the second gentleman had a lot to say about what he calls toxic masculinity. tak...

A training for us to take place value but the government was saving into change our lives which we still feel this day. kids out of control, sobriety runt and americans not wanting to go to work. american still afraid. the media still trying to do that. it was a training of the media and a training for us here they are failing and they will continue to fail but this shows how deep it was and how nefarious as well. >> emily: lisa, in typical fashion, academia piled on toxic masculinity for these ...

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Depending on you? queer filmmakerjohn trengove�*s film manodrome, starring jesse eisenberg as a new father sucked into a cult of masculinity, is in competition in berlin. the filmmaker says he values getting his perspective on why men might run from seeming soft. femme certainly explores prestons visible expression of traditional masculinity, while jules feels most powerful when hes on stage as a drag queen. we always try to avoid binaries in the film. i mean, thats what its about — feminini...

Space superbly, helped by nathan stewart—jarrett and george mackay�*s performances — mackay is well known for his part in the sam mendes war drama 1917. preston is a different interpretation of masculinity for the actor to transform into, particularly physically. to be honest, a huge part of it was finding his outside first. . i think his secret is kind - of clear to him, and its kind of his idea of masculinity that makes the whole . thing a problem. and therefore, his armour is his aesthe...

Of feel powerful in that moment, to feel that it was completion of something, a persona. femmes certainly a really gripping commentary on a really hot topic in the news of the moment — that of so—called toxic masculinity. the fact it comes from a queer perspective makes it even more interesting. and indeed, there are several films at this years berlinale that do explore this subject. do you have people depending on you? queer filmmakerjohn trengoves film manodrome, starring jesse eisenberg a...

And george mackay�*s performances — mackay is well known for his part in the sam mendes war drama 1917. preston is a different interpretation of masculinity for the actor to transform into, particularly physically. to be honest, a huge part of it was finding his outside first. . i think his secret is kind - of clear to him, and its kind of his idea of masculinity that makes the whole . thing a problem. and therefore, his armour is his aesthetic, so much. of it, so kind of getting this body, ...

The hair, like the costume| as well. the directors also worked with artists from the drag world to create the character ofjules. there was a drag consultant, yeah. how important was that for you? it was really important because thats when jules feels his most powerful. so it really was important to get that right, to kind of feel powerful in that moment, to feel that it was completion of something, a persona. femme�*s certainly a really gripping commentary on a really hot topic in the news of ...

They had a clear vision of the feature they wanted to make. its an amazing movie. where did the concept come and how long has it taken to bring to the big screen? originally, we kind of came up with the idea in 2020, didnt we? yeah, we did. we werejust... weve been friends for a long time. we lived together for three years and kind of had wanted to work together for a while. and we were having a real kick on sort of neo noir, late night thrillers. safdie brothers, nicolas winding refn, kind of c...

Yeah, we did. we werejust... weve been friends for a long time. we lived together for three years and kind of had wanted to work together for a while. and we were having a real kick on sort of neo noir, late night thrillers. safdie brothers, nicolas winding refn, kind of classic scorsese. and we just sort of had this feeling that it was a boys club that we didnt quite have access to, as queer creatives. but femme infiltrates that space superbly, helped by nathan stewart—jarrett and george mack...