No, from the looks of this, it uses Stanislaw Lem's short story The Futurological Congress as a jumping - off point for a meditation on body image, how we see ourselves, what makes someone unique and the changing face of women in film. (empireonline.com)
Jones makes use of the Reformer's insight into the pluriform and contextual nature of sin as her license to inscribe the diverse faces of women's oppression, from wage exploitation to bodily harm, into Calvin's landscape of sin. (religion-online.org)
I suppose Cyborg is a bad person now for wanting to be paid well to cut a dangerous amount of weight and stomp the current face of Women's MMA in the biggest fight in WMMA history, so much for all that «fighters deserve to be paid more» talk right? (sbnation.com)