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L. LaikenTRACKING THE NEWS TO CREATE AND DEFEND CHANGE Parsing the ways women are represented in the media and the stories that move on to being "history" and "truth".
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People on my twitter feed were amplifying and raving about this so I watched and they were absolutely right. More of this please Hulu!
All actors involved shine, you can tell they love what they are getting to portray. The design brings yo...
Cléo de 5 à 7
A stunning time capsule of a film and proof that women can have a vital, kinetic vision of film making even if they are left to later generations to find again.
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Birds of Prey: And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn
Fun film that brings Harley into her own but doesn’t give a strong enough presence to her new friends and allies. It works though to see carnage and strife through a very different lens than is pointed at most superhero outings.
Cathy Yan...
2 Days in Paris
As mumblecore was starting there was also wiftycore, a feminine jagged, jittery and emotional navel gazing. This Delpy’s singular tour through the question can you go home again, even for just two days? Taking the territory usually reserved...
Emily
If you’ve seen both movies and know the works and authors involved you can see a straight line between Patricia Rozema’s Mansfield Park and Frances O’Connor’s Emily. A continuation of very thoughtful takes on the most essential of our femal...
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