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- “The Woman Who Ate Photographs” is a metaphor for overdosing on nostalgia out of fear of losing the thing that makes a person unique: their memories. Although Kidman appears very put-together all the time, you can see her coming undone due to her dependence on photographs and the momentary disappearance of her mother.
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Apr 15, 2022 · Speaking to the commitment of your actors — and this is a silly technical question — but in Nicole Kidman’s episode, when she eats the photographs, what is she eating, exactly?
- Ben Travers
Apr 15, 2022 · The second episode of the show is a very moving and personal story of a Woman who eats photographs, allowing her to relive the memories from the past. However, as the narrative progresses, viewers learn more about the Woman’s need for consuming pictures and their significance.
- Roar Season 1, Episode 1 “The Woman Who Disappeared” Ending. Wendy (Issa Rae) is a Black female author who has come to Los Angeles to close a deal to turn her autobiographical book into a movie.
- Roar Season 1, Episode 2 “The Woman Who Ate Photographs” Ending. Robin (Nicole Kidman) is a woman struggling with the fact that her sons are growing up and that her own mother is succumbing to the effects of dementia.
- Roar Season 1, Episode 3 “The Woman Who Was Kept On A Shelf” Ending. Amelia (Betty Gilpin) deciding to get back on a shelf in Roar episode 3 is the darkest ending in Roar.
- Roar Season 1, Episode 4 “The Woman Who Found Bite Marks On Her Skin” Ending. Ambia (Cynthia Erivo) is a mother and a partner-level career executive in a PR firm who is struggling to balance these two roles.
Apr 15, 2022 · Whilst alone, Nicole goes through some of the photographs and eats one, allowing herself to relive the memory of that photograph. After Rosie packs a case, Nicole drives them to her home, which is when Rosie accuses Nicole of taking advantage of her.
- Jonathon Wilson
Apr 15, 2022 · While sifting through old photo albums, Robin decides to eat one of the photographs, as you do. In doing so, she ends up experiencing visions from the time in question. This continues throughout the episode, with sprinkles of the past thrown in to add depth to Robin and Rose’s turbulent relationship.
Apr 11, 2022 · “The Woman Who Ate Photographs” treats you to the bizarre sight of Nicole Kidman binging Polaroids with a starved woman’s greed, but underpins that with a story of aging, loss, and memory (and gifts Kidman with a beautiful scene partner in Judy Davis as Kidman’s acerbic, dementia-riddled mother).
Apr 15, 2022 · “The Woman Who Ate Photographs” is a metaphor for overdosing on nostalgia out of fear of losing the thing that makes a person unique: their memories. Although Kidman appears very put-together all the time, you can see her coming undone due to her dependence on photographs and the momentary disappearance of her mother.
