Flowers in Cinema
Iris Diane Palma, Madeline Sensibile-YazzettaExploring the symbolism, history, and storytelling power of flowers on screen
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004. What are you watching, Durga?
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Flowerpocalypse
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28 Days Later (2002)
Zombie media is one of the most intriguing horror subgenres to watch. Th...
003: What are you watching, Madeline?
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Carnations
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Desk Set (1957)
Hello and happy 2026! I hope you all have had a good start to the year so far...
Year Two: Florists’ Favorite Films of 2025
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Hugo (2011)
Welcome to Flowers in Cinema, version two. I’m trying out a new look for the year...
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