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Graham Hillard

Graham Hillard

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Managing Editor, James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal

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Total articles 299

  • Children of girlbosses: The return of The Handmaid’s Tale

    By Graham Hillard Verified| Washington Examiner Verified The Handmaid’s Tale burst onto the TV scene eight years ago and launched its sixth and final season earlier this month. From the start, it is an exercise in blunt-force storytelling, eschewing moral subtlety in favor of a didacticism intended to remind progressives of their inherent goodness. The Sons of Jacob, rulers of the Christian-nationalist dystopia called Gilead, are evil. They have replaced America with a slave state dedicated to systematic sexual assault.

    By Graham Hillard Verified · Washington Examiner

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Soderbergh’s stylish spies

    By Graham Hillard Verified| The Denver Gazette Verified It is old hat to say that Steven Soderbergh’s movies are stylish, but a look through the auteur’s catalog inspires few descriptors that are more fitting. The director of 35 feature films since 1989’s Sex, Lies, and Videotape, Soderbergh knows when to begin and end a scene. He understands what characters should wear and how production design can alter the mood of entire setpieces. Most importantly, he grasps how to pace a movie, a dying art in an age of bloated comic-book extravaganzas.

    By Graham Hillard Verified · The Denver Gazette

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • Children of girlbosses: The return of The Handmaid’s Tale

    By Graham Hillard Verified| Washington Examiner Verified The Handmaid’s Tale burst onto the TV scene eight years ago and launched its sixth and final season earlier this month. From the start, it is an exercise in blunt-force storytelling, eschewing moral subtlety in favor of a didacticism intended to remind progressives of their inherent goodness. The Sons of Jacob, rulers of the Christian-nationalist dystopia called Gilead, are evil. They have replaced America with a slave state dedicated to systematic sexual assault.

    By Graham Hillard Verified · Washington Examiner

    Apr. 11, 2025

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James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal