White & middle class with struggles all of her own making
Frances played by Greta Gerwig is an artist struggling to survive in New York City. Could director Noah Baumbach add anything new to it? She is upset with her dance troupe, can’t keep up with her rent, loses her best friend to a man, etc. It’s all very familiar. Gerwig is lively and has her moments but she’s just wandering through life. It’s a like a new slacker movie for the 2010s. I guess I just don’t have much sympathy for white people who are middle class, have all kinds of opportunities but claim their life is hard because of their own decisions. I mean she goes to Paris for two days, stays at an apartment for free and does absolutely nothing. That’s her struggle.
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