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The Shape of Water. Guillermo Del Toro

‘The Shape of Water’ defies societal norms, despite missed casting opportunities

2018-02-01
By: Jonathan Immel
On: February 1, 2018
In: Film/TV, Variety

In a world ravaged by heterosexual white males and with the government and “the man” affecting the everyday lives of many Americans, Guillermo Del Toro’s “The Shape of Water” proves that heroism, love, and power are not synonymous with societal norms. In his Cold War era love story, a muteContinue Reading

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