The validation of fiction through the mindless label of being "based on" actual events is a popular and persistent delusion. Historical drama is saturated with interpretation by writers, directors, cinematographers and performers, and the phrase "based on" typically does a lot of heavy lifting. No aspect of the production is ignored for the purpose of conveying meaning, and what you are consuming is a multitude of artistic interpretation. Of course there's nothing at all wrong with telling a story, but telling a story whilst pretending your story has the imprimatur of documentary is dishonest.

No love cuz agency is better No old witches because ageism. No princes because patriarchy No walking or running cuz ableism. No houses cuz homeism is wrong.

Final draft, "once upon a time, a genderless slug rolled down the sidewalk..."

Can I start a new trend? I made a bunch of pictures on Bing Ai depicting fairy tale Disney movies in the style of 1970s blaxpliotation movies. I mean why make a remake when you can make a funky black version?

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