There are many ways to respond to #MeToo. Who'd have guessed, though, that one way would be #EverAfter? The phrase "happily ever after," typically used to finish a stock fairy tale, is adapted in Audi Spain's animated short film "Ever After." In it, a little girl slips into bed as her father reads her favorite...
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January 10, 2018
Morning Digest
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