By Shruti Sunderraman Representational image by Natalya Kollegova via Pixabay CC0 William Golding’s 1954 novel Lord of the Flies details how a group of boys stranded on an island without adult supervision eventually resort to violence and murder to survive. It was adapted into a movie by Harry Cook in 1990. In a lot of ways, it reinforced stereotypes of ‘boys will be boys’, by depicting that boys will inherently be violent and aggressive like society teaches them to be. But now, the story is about to get a new adaptation . It will be a group of girls and not boys who will be stranded on an island in the new Lord of the Flies. And guess who is going to be helming this movie with an all-girls cast? Directors Scott McGehee and David Siegel. Yep, two men are directing a movie in attempt to have more women-centric films. Did they miss the memo on what women-inclusive films are supposed to be? (We need more women helming films and not just piling women on in the cast as...