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Though Bianca’s doggedness mirrors the Jackal’s — they also share certain work-life problems — Lynch’s innate soulfulness softens her character.

In a letter Friday to the USC community, Johnson praised her leadership skills and “innate ability to connect with community members on a personal level.”

In a step up from his feature writing-directing debut, 2022’s “When You Finish Saving the World,” Eisenberg furthers himself here as a distinctive voice, one with a keen visual sense, a masterful ability to juggle tones and an innate feel for timing and pacing.

What I want people to take away from this movie is just knowing that they have a power within, innate, as a woman, and that they can access it if they just continue to stick by themselves in opposition.

From Salon

I think Harris has an innate understanding of its importance, just being a woman and a woman of colour.

From BBC

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