What The Substance Is Really About

[هَـ-ђāŵĩ-ـَاوِيتم التحقق من هَـ-ђāŵĩ-ـَاوِي كعضو.]

The Substance explores issues of ageism, misogyny, and the pursuit of youth through blunt force. It delves into the profound consequences of societal expectations and the objectification of women. At the heart of the story is the concept of a serum that allows individuals in The Substance to go too far to look young and better. The protagonist, Elisabeth, and her younger self, Sue, grapple with the profound implications of their split existence. The result is a daring satire that challenges multiple aspects of modern society.
Laura Kelly

What The Substance Is Really About

Male executives are behind The Substance’s horror.

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