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The Stranger, Self Made Y Tiger King L La Reseña De Tres Series Disponibles En Netflix NUESTRO MUNDO Ismael Lares // Twitter: @ismael_lares The Stranger, Self Made y Tiger King l La reseña de tres series disponibles en Netflix. os series que bien pudieran compararse con lectu- The Stranger. La otra serie original reciente de Netflix se Dras de aeropuerto son The Stranger y Self Made: basa en el bestseller de aeropuerto publicado por Harlan Inspired by the Life of Madam C. J. Walker . La prime- Coben. Este thriller producido por los británicos es una ra es un thriller británico; la segunda recrea una inte- historia sobre traición y desconfianza; secretos y revelacio- resante vida pero de manera superficial. También haré nes. Las actuaciones son suficientes para interesar a cual- una breve mención a Tiger King: Murder, Madness and quier espectador común, aun así, el problema viene con la Mayhem. Vayamos pues por partes. trama, pues en vez de mantener su propia lógica se vuelve más confusa. Por momentos pareciera que se ha intentado Self Made. Retrata a Sarah Breedlove, conocida como Ma- emular la extrañeza que suscita The Outsider (HBO, 2020), dame C. J. Walker. Al momento de su muerte en 1919, era serie que reseñé en algunas entregas atrás, pero al final considerada la empresaria afroamericana más rica en Es- no ha logrado cuajar. Aunque acontece un asesinato en los tados Unidos. La historia de esta extraordinaria mujer co- primeros capítulos, no es la premisa de esta historia, sino la mienza después de la emancipación contra la segregación. abrupta desaparición de una mujer (madre y esposa) y los Después de haber nacido en el seno de una familia sub- nudos que se forman mientras avanza la trama. yugada en los campos de algodón y haberse convertido en lavandera, construyó un imperio mediante la creación Tiger King. Dirigida por Eric Goode y Rebecca Chaiklin, y venta de productos para el cuidado del cabello. Como es una miniserie documental que ha superado a la ficción. empresaria sería también benefactora de organizaciones La historia muestra una confrontación entre Joe Exotic, como el YMCA y el NAACP, donde ayudaría a financiar personaje extravagante, propietario de un zoológico, tan una campaña contra el linchamiento. Esta nueva minise- extraño como simpático y Carole Baskin, quien rescata rie de Netflix producida por Octavia Spencer ha sido de- tigres en cautiverio para después caer en contradicciones. cepcionante. Digamos que es una adaptación del libro de Tiger King está repleta de advenedizos, exóticos empresa- A’Lelia Bundles titulado On Her Own Ground. Habría que rios, amantes de las armas y personas que parecen salidas leer el libro para tener una opinión más nutrida, sin em- de un freak show. El absurdo no se agota en los primeros bargo, se sabe que en la serie se han omitido detalles de los capítulos, al contrario, conforme avanza su peculiaridad primeros años de la vida de Madame Walker. Sólo vemos aumenta. La miniserie es cautivadora a la vez que repug- breves recuerdos de formación en Louisiana, donde nació nante, también indigna y asombra. El título completo per- hija de madre y padre esclavizados. Por ejemplo, en la se- mite visualizar los sucesos enmarcados aquí. Tiger King: rie no se abunda el tema de su trágico primer matrimonio, Murder, Madness and Mayhem se sostiene sobre una decisión por demás fallida, dado el contenido biográfico de delgada línea entre la locura y el caos, no por nada Joe Exo- la miniserie. A mi juicio, no se trataba únicamente de con- tic advierte desde su encierro en una cárcel de Oklahoma: tar cómo la protagonista pasó de ser una lavandera a la “¿Sabes por qué los animales mueren en jaulas? Se les mue- importante empresaria de esa industria, sino también del re el alma”. Cualquier reseña o comentario se queda corto racismo en los Estados Unidos a menos de medio siglo de con este descarnado enfrentamiento entre seres humanos la emancipación de los esclavos; de los conflictos internos por el control de los animales. Al final, habría que poner en la comunidad negra y del lugar que las mujeres ocupa- atención a este documental, sobre todo al maltrato animal ban en ella. Quien tiene en cuenta estos asuntos, después que se disfraza de ternura. Animales y humanos aparecen de ver la serie se llevará una tremenda decepción. convertidos en objetos de exhibición. SIGLO NUEVO • 61.
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