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.”
感觉一般啊，甚至像是纪录片：“聋哑家庭如何面对real生活”。那个音乐老师挺有趣，其他无感。
感人细腻，拿Best Picture也说得过去，毕竟政治极度正确。除了少数族裔和LGBTQ，还有残疾人群。从家人看正常听众神态时突然静音让我们感同身受，再到伯克利考试时手语演绎出歌词，两处音乐演唱的桥段设计相当巧妙。
当然，困难都是制造出来的，可还是如此打动人心，想把原版的看一遍，又有点不想看了。我要哭瞎了……
和原版相比故事节奏更加丝滑，但欧洲电影美式化之后俏皮灵动的气质的确会被圆润纯熟的商业化模板搞得消失，好在歌是好听的，男主也比原版多了一些草食系的可爱。
手语课刚被普及CODA的含义，就看到了这部电影。过于规整的故事，女孩上学只是个导火索，最打动人的地方是女孩的妈妈承认自己曾希望女孩也是聋人。涉及到很多面，想宣讲的内容太多，总归还是bright future的故事，想想现实还是很难过的。(有学到美国手语里的一些骂人话)
尽管还是感觉差了点最佳影片，但是这几年的水平也就这样了。但是无论挑什么也是着实喜欢了。说实话后面哭得整个人都哆嗦了…
音乐会对唱的段落是一个绝妙的入口，它意味着从有声到无声，从美妙与感动到恐慌与彷徨，观/听众才真正感受到聋哑人士的困境。虽然电影并非主要刻画这个困境，但这个简单但有力的段落，使电影的核心矛盾——留下或离开，真正成立。它是题眼，是转折，也是这部情电影具有厚重情感力量的基石。
原版很感动，翻拍也很感动/成长在聋哑家庭的健全孩子生来就要承担很多，无形的压力，也是前进时的牵绊/礼堂听歌的无声处理好感动
父亲抚摸女儿喉咙以震动来听歌，是有声世界和无声世界的连接；通过这个动作，他们真正的相互理解了对方的世界。多处泪目。
爸爸看着周遭听众的表情与之后的抚喉独唱，
掉了也就一公斤眼泪8，看完深刻了解了为什么英文字聋人一词总是以D/deaf出现，大写的D是身份认同，是他们自己的文化，爸爸爷爷太爷爷，一代又一代的聋人打渔为生，到了现在这个社会反而行不通了，因为法律法规根本就把非“正常”的人排除在外。
为学校那段无声的聆听，及考场那段带手语的双重语言歌唱，加一星
听不懂你的语言我的表达
温情而不煽情。实在很美好。游泳，合唱都美丽而干净。
6.7 议题讲得太杂，可就在这山水之间也是漫游居然悟出了几分格物致知的味道，是绝妙的悟道时刻，尽管又被随后而来的商业片思维彻底破坏。
【3.0】很喜欢镜头下港湾小镇无可挽回的衰败和静谧，冲突的建构成功地借助了小镇的这些空间和人文上的气质顺利达到，青春片的主人公必须反抗这里的秩序。不太喜欢影片励志鸡汤部分，煲得过度自我陶醉，以至于结局所有角色仍旧沉浸在喜悦中无法挣脱，《伯德小姐》中那种美妙的离愁别绪没有被拍出来，而这恰是我真正期待看到的。
抱在一起的冰风暴。
不得不说是这几年美国翻拍法国电影里较为全面且到位的作品了。
剧情无感，说教就更没意思。卞约汉水下那一段最好看。
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