ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 12月11日 06時40分

Daniela Vega, the star of “A Fantastic Woman,” practices a kind of naturalistic, European mode of performance. She makes her way through the film as she might go about her actual day. (If you’re a transgender woman, as Daniela is, the day might entail enduring the hateful harassment of your dead boyfriend’s ex-wife, his son and his son’s friends.) “Vega has Marion Cotillard’s enormous eyes, some of her sense of sadness and a whiff of her glamour,” @ニューヨーク・タイムズ critic-at-large @wsslyy writes in @nytmag. “She’s Cotillard before putting on layers of emotional makeup. Her work here builds slowly. But it builds up high.” In @nytmag’s #GreatPerformers issue, #DanielaVega stars in “The Vampire,” an exclusive short film. “You’re looking at the beauty first, and then you realize that there’s something different about the image — that trickle of blood is what gets the imagination going,” says @floriasigismondi, who directed the series of films and took this portrait. | #Horror films dominated the cultural conversation in 2017. Are you feeling brave? Visit the link in our profile to see 10 of the year's best actors perform in a series of frightening short films produced exclusively for @nytmag by @floriasigismondi and @maavven.

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