How Nia DaCosta’s Triumphant ‘Candyman’ Offers A Model For Redressing Hollywood’s Transphobia | British Vogue

I recently went on a solo trip to the cinema to see Nia DaCosta’s Candyman. I used to be a fan of the original 1992 movie by Bernard Rose (and the short story by Clive Barker that inspired it), but as I’ve grown up, I’ve come to recognise the problems it represents. I suppose that’s a common component of contemporary life: the re-evaluation of things we once regarded as acceptable.

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