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We need to see more intergenerational stories, not as a "passing the torch" narrative, but as a true ensemble. We need to see mature women as villains (excellent), as heroes (better), and as morally ambiguous protagonists (best). The image of the anxious actress, desperately clinging to the last vestiges of her 30s, is a relic. The new image is Jamie Lee Curtis (64) in a dirty t-shirt, letting her gray hair show in Everything Everywhere All at Once , screaming about taxes, and loving her frumpy, wonderful, deeply flawed husband. But a quiet revolution, now roaring like a