Zosha Millman sits down with writer/director Bo Burnham and star Elsie Fisher to discuss Eighth Grade, why middle schoolers care so much about everything, and why it was important to light the film with natural cellphone brightness. Read More
PositionSenior Editor
JoinedMay 28, 2017
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Zosha Millman is a Senior Editor at Bright Wall/Dark Room. She writes at the SeattlePI by day, and culture pieces by night. She can generally be found on the internet.
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Star Trek uniquely bridges and predicts the flow of sci-fi over the latter half of the 20th century. Read More
Into every generation, an “it girl” is born. Read More
It’s always felt like Ghibli movies understood what it meant to grow up as a girl, still unconvinced by the world that she has to fight for everything she has. Read More
Coded into our inflections and pronunciations are our experiences of race, gender, class—life. Read More