Little Women, in its latest film avatar, is destined to become a classic

Everyone's dreams are different, and this doesn't make one less important than another

Right in the beginning of Little Women, one of the best recent films to catch up on besides Jojo Rabbit, Josephine “Jo” March, played by Saoirse Ronan, presents a short story to a newspaper editor. Jo tells him the story is a friend’s work, but the ink on her fingers betrays her. The editor proceeds to cross out page after page, telling her how people “want to be amused” and “not preached at. Morals don’t sell.” So Jo is surprised when he decides to publish it. Overjoyed, she runs down crowded streets like a free, wild, mad creature. Such unladylike