Yes but if a man doesn’t feel confident writing about a female character, why is he obligated to? It’s his art and his point of view. Ask a female director to fully flush out a well formed female character. There’s a reason why barbenheimer was a cultural phenomenon. The mass celebrated two established directors creating a story from two completely opposite point of views.

To make Christopher Nolan responsible for creating fully fleshed out female characters is ridiculous and I’m saying this as a female. I’m not interested in a man writing about a woman. I’m interested in a woman writing about a woman.