Film & TV
Avatar: Fire and Ash
Trinity resumed her role as “Tuk” in this epic picture and continued the fight and survival with her beloved family as the invasion from earth is getting more aggressive and a new villain emerges, teaming up with the old villain. Will they be able to prevail?
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The Life of Chuck
A feel-good, end-of-days tale sounds like a contradiction until you learn that it springs from the mind of Stephen King. King’s frequent, faithful collaborator, Mike Flanagan, takes it from page to silver screen in a beautifully rendered homage to both King’s short story and Walt Whitman’s Song of Myself.
Easter eggs abound!
We watch the titular Chuck come of age before our very eyes in the arms of his first, non-grandmother dance partner, Cat McCoy, played very ably by Trinity Bliss with an impish smile and a sparkle in her eye. Thanks to Cat, for Chuck, the world will never be the same.
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AVATAR: THE WAY OF WATER
Tuk is the youngest of the Sully Family. She is the youngest by quite a few years. Her mom is from Pandora, and her dad is from Earth. I am the youngest of the Bliss Family. I am younger than my brother by ten years. My mom is from China, and my dad is English.In these ways, Tuk and my family are alike. And Tuk and I both have a little bit of FOMO (fear of missing out) syndrome! We just want to be included! The most important thing to Tuk is her family. She believes, “Sullys stick together!”. I am the same. “Blisses stick together!”
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The Garcias
When discussing her character, Trinity Jo-Li Bliss reminded us what the show is really about:
“I hope audiences take away that this is a normal family. A universal family.”watch here
Princess Power
Based on the book Princesses Wear Pants, Princess Power is a neat series for young girls. With its 15-minute episodes, it tells stories of the four making a difference in their Fruitdoms and doing what they can to help others and save the day.
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BEST FOOT FORWARD
trinity plays the roll of ‘Gabriella’ in Best foot forward, a series that is a great step forward in the representation of disabilities on screen. Featuring a child with a prosthetic leg in a leading role gives the chance for other children that are amputees to see themselves and their struggles represented in the media they consume.
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