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While it’s understood that a body of any age, ethnicity, and gender is fair game when re-sleeving, this whitewashing choice was done at the creative level, both in the source material and Netflix’s adaptation. “Altered Carbon” features a huge cast that includes many people of color, but its hero Takeshi Kovacs, who is of Asian descent, was largely portrayed by a white man (Kinnaman) in Season 1 because of re-sleeving shenanigans. Unleash the Minority Sleeves in Lead Roles There’s no reason for why female sleeves are shown more completely than male sleeves. If a show is going to objectify bodies as its central premise, then by god, objectify them equally. The parade of full-frontal female nudity is only interrupted twice, when men deigned to show their stuff in Season 1. Let’s move past the obvious fetishes and move on to more creative uses for re-sleeving. But the extent of the depictions of violence, especially of a sexual nature, against women in the first season was far from necessary. We get it: Sleeves are disposable, and sexism is still rampant in the future. International Gay Cinema: 33 LGBTQ Movies to See from Around the Worldīest Movies Never Made: 35 Lost Projects from Christopher Nolan, Quentin Tarantino, and More

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'Wednesday' Trailer: Catherine Zeta-Jones Slinks Into Netflix's 'Addams Family' Series If Season 2 does happen, IndieWire would like to offer a few suggestions: That leaves the door wide open for a fresh plot - a brand new storytelling sleeve, if you will. Creator Laeta Kalogridis has already told IndieWire that if the series were to earn a second season, she probably would not adapt the next book in the series because of the vast, financially prohibitive scope of the story that takes place during an interstellar war.

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