'Station Eleven' can be a devastating watch, but Danielle Deadwyler makes it worth it: StationEleven
: when some woman gives your man an affectionate nickname, proceed with caution), and, at a very tense dinner party one night, Arthur reveals that he showed Elizabeth Miranda’s unfinished work. Until then, Miranda has made it very clear that her art isn’t for public consumption. She’s the opposite of Arthur in that way; his work is for show, for applause or box office success. Hers is for herself. This revelation awakens something in Miranda.
. Even if we’ve tried to go on with our lives, the pain is just waiting to pour out of us. Watching Miranda gave me permission to let it out. alone is a showcase of Deadwyler’s immense talent but when you factor in that her last major role was as Cuffy in
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