Thelma y Louise: 30 de años de la película que desafió a Hollywood con un mensaje que sigue vigente
Susan Sarandon y Geena Davis interpretaron a las dos mujeres que, en un intento de escapar a México, desafiaron las estructuras de Hollywood
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Un beso, un salto al vacío y una premisa: “nadie nos va a creer”.
En 2021 se cumplieron 30 años del estreno de
Thelma y Louise, una película que prometía hacer temblar las estructuras de la industria de Hollywood. Pero tuvo que esperar.
Thelma Dickinson, interpretada por Geena Davis, y Louise Sawyer, con la actuación de Susan Sarandon, salen en una escapada de fin de semana a las montañas en un Ford Thunderbird turquesa de 1966, pero en la primera parada un hombre abusa de Thelma en el estacionamiento de un bar. “Solo nos estábamos divirtiendo”, argumenta el agresor cuando siente el frío del revólver calibre 38 que Louise le pone en la cabeza. El tipo no muestra arrepentimiento, ella le dispara
Set It Off and
Thelma & Louise. Today, we are celebrating the 30th anniversary of the latter, which remains of the most remarkable films ever made.
Written by Callie Khouri and directed by Ridley Scott, the film tells the story of best friends Thelma Dickinson (Geena Davis) and Louise Sawyer (Susan Sarandon) as they set out for a weekend vacation in the mountains to take a break from their dreary lives and crappy husbands/boyfriends in Arkansas. On their road trip, Thelma is almost raped, and Louise shoots her would-be rapist, starting them both on their journey as outlaws fleeing the police.
Why Thelma and Louise Remains Iconic 30 Years Later Princess Weekes
There are two films that defined my idea of rebel girl power growing up:
Set It Off and
Thelma & Louise. Today, we are celebrating the 30th anniversary of the latter, which remains of the most remarkable films ever made.
Written by Callie Khouri and directed by Ridley Scott, the film tells the story of best friends Thelma Dickinson (Geena Davis) and Louise Sawyer (Susan Sarandon) as they set out for a weekend vacation in the mountains to take a break from their dreary lives and crappy husbands/boyfriends in Arkansas. On their road trip, Thelma is almost raped, and Louise shoots her would-be rapist, starting them both on their journey as outlaws fleeing the police.