Stephanie Abraham

Stephanie Abraham Bitch Media Mar 1, 2021 Queen of Katwe is still a bright addition to Disney's roster. As audiences and actors demand more complex roles for people of color, let's hope we see more groundbreaking projects like this one. Go to Full Review Queen of Katwe (2016) 94% 86%

Stephanie Abraham Bitch Media Feb 18, 2021 The film's gendered Orientalist narrative uses Iraq, its people and the US-led war there as the backdrop for a story about a white woman soldier finding herself and learning to love through her combat canine. Go to Full Review Megan Leavey (2017) 86% 82%

Stephanie Abraham Bitch Media Feb 17, 2021 The script could use a bit more dialogue in order to allow the audience to know the characters better. Still, the emotional bond is communicated well. Go to Full Review Loving (2016) 88% 76%

Stephanie Abraham Bitch Media Feb 17, 2021 [A] visually-stunning and emotionally-moving film... [but] The people of color in this film were used as background and not one had a speaking role. Go to Full Review Jackie (2016) 87% 60%

Stephanie Abraham Bitch Media Feb 10, 2021 This Orientalist storyline is not only problematic and unoriginal, it's also dangerous. Go to Full Review Whiskey Tango Foxtrot (2016) 67% 54%

Stephanie Abraham Bitch Media Feb 9, 2021 The script is well-written, the director's eye is incredibly sharp, and the film's visuals are aesthetically moving. Go to Full Review Mustang (2015) 97% 88%

Stephanie Abraham Bitch Media Feb 3, 2021 Seeing the humanness and multiplicity of Arabic people and culture on the big screen is a refreshing anomaly. I look forward to the day that it's so common we can take it for granted. Go to Full Review Kahlil Gibran's The Prophet (2014) 64% 75%