With the imminent release of Rose Matefeo’s brand new romcom Starstruck on BBC Three at the end of April, this coming year marks a watershed moment in broadcasting history with most BBC Three comedy either starring, written by or created by women. BBC Three will be the first UK channel to achieve this landmark in female representation with 58% of long-form scripted comedy written by women.
Upcoming titles include Lazy Susan, Starstruck and Ellie and Natasia plus the second series of both In My Skin and Back to Life.
In addition to this, the BBC today announces four new BBC Comedy Slices for BBC Three, all of which are written by and/or star female talent: Ladybaby, Amicable, Dinosaur and Britney, which results in the majority of comedy programmes on BBC Three now being female led.
Kate Daughton, outgoing Head of Comedy at the BBC, says: “Building on the huge success of Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Daisy May Cooper, this marks a monumental achievement and is testament to the fact the most pioneering and exciting new voices in comedy are increasingly female.”
Kate leaves the Comedy Commissioning team today having made a tremendous impact overseeing a raft of female first titles. Since Kate’s arrival in 2017 she has commissioned and nurtured Fleabag, Mum, Ghosts, Gavin & Stacey: Christmas Special (2019), This Time With Alan Partridge, Back to Life, The Goes Wrong Show, Out of Her Mind, Two Doors Down, In My Skin and Man Like Mobeen. Alongside the forthcoming Witchfinder, Alma’s Not Normal and Stephen Merchant series The Offenders (w/t).
Shane Allen, Director of BBC Comedy, says: “Five years ago there were still articles asking where all the funny women were. That hoary old nonsense can finally be dispensed with once and for all. It’s a level playing field with the most vibrant and dynamic work coming through from females writers and writer performers who are elevating the art form of comedy and expanding its horizons. As for Kate Daughton, no longer will she curse at me for loud sneezing in the office. Partly because she’s leaving and mostly because we’ve not been in the office. Truly bereft; in denial that she’s off and we’re lucky to have had her for so long.”
Charlotte Moore, Chief Content Officer, says: “Kate’s impeccable taste, whip smart comedy brain and beguiling ways with talent have had a transformative impact on the comedy output in her time here. The fact that BBC Three can claim to be the first UK channel with a majority of female led and written scripted comedy is in large part down to her vision and passion for backing genre defining female creatives. She’ll be sorely missed but thankfully leaves behind a terrific legacy of shows ahead.”
印度电影从不会让我失望！前三十分钟就非常好了。去年光看了简介我就没什么兴趣，到2022年想想2021整年都没看过好的印度电影，无奈看看这部。对不起，2021我错过了这部电影。原来是共产主义电影。想起国内那个偷窃的妇女，被带去警察局，她的幼女饿死在家中的故事，也是security系统的问题，可以拍
印度版《辩护人》，真的羡慕印度能拍这样的电影
律师真是一个神圣的职业。尤其是那些为底层人民摆脱冤狱，痛苦的律师。无论哪个国家，无论案件大小，都值得大家的敬佩。
但现实告诉我，这样的完人圣人，存在率太低了。尤其考虑一个很重要的可行因素：好人基本上是斗不过坏人的，只有坏人，才能打倒坏人。
可怜的印度阿三，在种姓歧视的泥潭里跳不出来了，印度警察对于卑微的低种姓来说，算是流氓和强盗的混合体吧
一个每年拍2000部电影的国家，“世界上电影产量最高的国家（请注意，是最高，不是最高之一）”，99.5%都是打发时间的爆米花电影。
拖延症拖到现在才看完这部。事件本身的意义大于一切。
这个简介太不走心了吧
第一次觉得 英雄式的运镜和人物展现 是麻痹现实暴政和痛苦的麻药
拉贾坎努被殴如此都不承认自己偷了东西，
看过之后，没有感受到谁是特别令人震撼或者说感动，倒是觉得最终沉冤得雪最大的功臣应该是法官高度正直和明辨是非。感觉这片子把正义的化身过多的赋予了律师，而法官的决定性作用弱化到理所应当，这显然缺乏说服力。如果公正法官的表现是常态化的，那打赢这场官司其实并不特别难；如果法官顶住了很多压力，坚持给予公正审判，不卖人情不同流合污，那法官才是更值得描写的英雄呀！
印度电影看过的并不多，除去歌舞剧情还算紧凑。除了多线叙事，内容没有想象中波折起伏。主角人物塑造扁平化，大量镜头语言和BGM烘托英雄形象。横向与韩国《辩护人》比较，这部电影并没有想象中的好。但是，真人真事改编，从中可以看出印度司法改革的努力。值得推荐。
印度不时就会冒出这样西方式主旋律的电影，或许说，一个社会进步到一定地步的时候都会有类似的反映同类现实的文艺作品，我们同样有过，只是之后的发展，各自不同吧。
此时不想讨论叙事，类型，技法，形式……
回顾历史，国内不乏这类鲜活的现实题材。任重道远~
故事本身不错，但电影的节奏，情节转换实在是有问题。
再次验证豆瓣冷门分类的标准可能是影片剧情和绝大多数中国观众的生活差距要够大。起码揭露黑暗的那一半差距要够大。
电影叙事非常清晰 剧作顺畅 每个人表演都在线 各方面的完成度高 这点也是不少国内大片不及的，尤其题材上值得中国电影人学习 希望咱们能拍出《黑水》《官方机密》《辩护人》《理查德朱维尔的哀歌》这样的电影。
是一部很好的传记片，但现实意义和影响可能需要慢慢撬动
资本主义国家的好处是什么都可以拍，但是拍了也没什么用。制度问题说到底还是人文问题，任何制度都是在人的操控下进行，人文落后，制度也无法挽救。最终救赎部落男子的，说到底，还是良心二字。可是，又能如何？印度的问题仍旧比比皆是，当人文落后，每个人都习以为常，良心二字又能起到多大作用？印度的种姓制度不毁，根本无解。
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