The film industry has not yet come out of quarantine, but Netflix continues to supply hitched films. After the militant "Tyler Reik: Salvation Operation" Stream-Service presented another action called "Immortal Guard" with Charlize Theron in the lead role. The film has decreasing recognition of both ordinary spectators and critics. The fact that the director of the "Immortal Guard" was the black woman Gina Prince Baitvwood became the director of the "immortal guard". However, the director itself claims that the picture is owned by his success not only to her, but also with the whole creative team, which, as it turned out, was 85% of women.
In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Prince Baitvood said:
That's great rarity. Maybe, this was already happening in some other genre, but in the case of militants, I handed out that there was no such thing before. If you look at the summary of many truly talented women, you will see that they are not so extensive, like men in the same position. But I know that this is definitely not coming down to one by only the talent - it's a matter of getting the opportunity ... There are so many women who are doing their job perfectly, but do not get their chance. The fact that they found a place in my team, made this film better.
Prince-Baitvud is the first black woman who became the director of the Hollywood film based on comics, while Terlinin A. Shropshire is the first black, which was responsible for mounting in such a project. It is noteworthy that Prince Baitvud and Shropshire have been collaborating for twenty years - since they have worked together on sports melodrama "Love and Basketball" (2000). The colleagues in the "immortal guard" were the Oscar-free specialist in the visual effects of Sara Bennett ("From the car"), the operator Tami Reker ("Cloak and Dagger"), the artist on the costumes of Mary E. Vogt ("Madly rich Asians") and other representatives Beautiful sex.