Vanity Fairのインスタグラム(vanityfair) - 11月12日 06時04分

It’s easy to see #TheQueensGambit, Netflix’s Cold War-era miniseries about an orphaned Kentuckian chess prodigy with a substance abuse problem, as a women’s empowerment parable. Hollywood’s reckoning with the #MeToo movement has led critics and viewers alike to examine the ways in which the concept of genius is crafted around masculinity, and how the idea of brilliance—specifically when it's expressed by marginalized people—is regularly undermined. But the show is not so much about women’s mastery of a man’s game as it is about the power that can be found by rejecting American exceptionalism and embracing a communal—even communist—model of achievement. Read more at the link in bio.

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