Harper's BAZAARさんのインスタグラム写真 - (Harper's BAZAARInstagram)「Not only has Hulu’s @HappiestSeason made history as one of the first gay Christmas rom-coms to debut in mainstream Hollywood, but it has also now broken records as the most-watched film on the streaming platform during its opening weekend. It should be easy, then, to hail #HappiestSeason as a success for LGBTQ+ representation. But, could it have done more? “While ‘Happiest Season’ is great fun, it’s also unabashedly mainstream and flagrantly apolitical. Can a film billed as queer in 2020 get away with that without drawing fire? I’m thinking not,” writes novelist @camilleperri, who authored the queer romantic comedy ‘When Katie Met Cassidy’, in an essay for BAZAAR. “The unfortunate plight of anyone who makes commercial art for a fractured and marginalized community is that our creations are expected to somehow be all things to all people within that community. I’ve been grappling with this conundrum for some time.” Read her full review at the link in our bio.」12月3日 5時04分