ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月4日 03時22分

In her directorial debut, the writer and actress Greta Gerwig has created a character rarely seen onscreen: a young girl who loves herself. She’s acted in 25 films and co-written 5, but @ladybirdmovie is the most unadulterated distillation of her sensibility to date. The main character is a high-school senior (Saoirse Ronan) who lives in Sacramento and attends an all-girls Catholic school. “She’s a delicious and daring weirdo,” Christine Smallwood writes in @nytmag. She goes on: “She’s the girl — I’m stealing this from Ronan, who told me that she ‘admires’ the character — whom you didn’t even know you wanted to be.” Greta wrote @ladybirdmovie partly as a response to films about boys growing up. At @thenyff, she asked the crowd: “What is ‘Boyhood,’ but for a girl? What is ‘The 400 Blows,’ but for a girl? What is personhood for young women?” In most films, girls exist to be looked at. Sometimes they help a male protagonist come to a realization about himself. Sometimes they die. #GretaGerwig makes Lady Bird the one who looks: at boys but also houses, magazines, books, clothes and at the city of Sacramento. @erikmadiganheck took this portrait of Greta Gerwig — styled by @kattypaldos — while on assignment for @nytmag. #regram

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