Blessed be, the new season of The Handmaid's Tale has arrived.
Daily Billboard feels slightly depressed and nauseous looking at these sophomore season billboards remembering the dystopian near-future world they conjure of fertile women used as baby incubators, regularly raped, their freedom and liberty replaced by misogyny, servitude and sometimes mutilation.
A modern world turned upside-down, where women are controlled entirely by men, LGBT citizens are slaughtered because of religious zealotry and democracy in America is dead.
Last year Hulu's critically-acclaimed adaptation of Margaret Atwood's 1985 novel not only resonated with viewers because of the current political climate, but also the women's movement in post-Trump America, garnering eight Emmys and two Golden Globes for its outstanding performances, cultural relevance and tone.
In these all-new episodes we venture beyond the source material to find out what happens next to Elisabeth Moss as 'Offred/June', explore the contaminated wastelands of the Colonies through the eyes of Alexis Bledel's renegade 'Ofglen/Emily', check in on Samira Wiley's 'Moira' after her escape to Canada and learn more of how the twisted totalitarian and theocratic Republic of Gilead came to be.
These season two billboards for the Hulu original series were snapped along the Sunset Strip and Santa Monica Boulevard from April 14 to April 17, 2018.
Fans of the equally disturbing and compelling drama can also check out these season one and awards consideration billboards for The Handmaid's Tale.
Let's hope that these brave women, and the world we exist in, never has to ever endure life "Under his eye" ever again.
Daily Billboard feels slightly depressed and nauseous looking at these sophomore season billboards remembering the dystopian near-future world they conjure of fertile women used as baby incubators, regularly raped, their freedom and liberty replaced by misogyny, servitude and sometimes mutilation.
A modern world turned upside-down, where women are controlled entirely by men, LGBT citizens are slaughtered because of religious zealotry and democracy in America is dead.
Last year Hulu's critically-acclaimed adaptation of Margaret Atwood's 1985 novel not only resonated with viewers because of the current political climate, but also the women's movement in post-Trump America, garnering eight Emmys and two Golden Globes for its outstanding performances, cultural relevance and tone.
In these all-new episodes we venture beyond the source material to find out what happens next to Elisabeth Moss as 'Offred/June', explore the contaminated wastelands of the Colonies through the eyes of Alexis Bledel's renegade 'Ofglen/Emily', check in on Samira Wiley's 'Moira' after her escape to Canada and learn more of how the twisted totalitarian and theocratic Republic of Gilead came to be.
These season two billboards for the Hulu original series were snapped along the Sunset Strip and Santa Monica Boulevard from April 14 to April 17, 2018.
Fans of the equally disturbing and compelling drama can also check out these season one and awards consideration billboards for The Handmaid's Tale.
Let's hope that these brave women, and the world we exist in, never has to ever endure life "Under his eye" ever again.
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