Nicole Kidman Criticizes Martin Scorsese's Lack of Female Leads

Kidman's comments reignite debate over gender representation in Scorsese's films.

Nicole Kidman expressed her desire to work with Martin Scorsese if he directs a film with a female lead, sparking discussions about gender representation in his work.
Critics argue that while Scorsese has created strong female characters, his films predominantly focus on male-driven narratives.
Examples of notable female roles in Scorsese's films include Ellen Burstyn in 'Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore' and Sharon Stone in 'Casino'.
Fans and commentators have defended Kidman, suggesting her comments highlight a broader issue of gender representation in cinema.
Scorsese has previously addressed criticism, stating that he focuses on the story's needs rather than forcing gender balance.