Why make a film about the BlackBerry?
In Matt Johnson’s film about the vanished electronic device, we all know what’s to come: the iPhone.
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In Matt Johnson’s film about the vanished electronic device, we all know what’s to come: the iPhone.
By Ann ManovJean Twenge’s new study suggests that the young are the losers in a society transformed by technology.
By Ann ManovWhat do we do with the art of monstrous men? Claire Dederer’s flimsy, simplistic new book has no answers.
By Ann ManovHer philosophy of marriage is an ethical dead end.
By Ann ManovPolly Barton’s “oral history” of porn shows the myopia of cultural criticism drawn from personal experience. We desperately need…
By Ann ManovThis “empowering” franchise about male strippers peddles an offensive, patronising narrative about women and sexuality.
By Ann ManovThis film about the fall of Harvey Weinstein has no answers for Hollywood’s sexual abuse problem. It’s too afraid…
By Ann ManovJohn Boyne’s shameless sequel to The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas exemplifies a genre that expunges the genocide of…
By Ann ManovThis supposedly gritty BBC drama offers a gratuitous, outlandish depiction of Gen Z sex. But what really grates is…
By Ann Manov