Portrait of Dionne Walker
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A journal of films and feminisms
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Jackie, the first English-language film by Chilean director Pablo Larraín, offers a compellingly uneasy and nuanced portrait of one of…
Damien Chazelle’s La La Land has turned out to be a fascinatingly divisive film. It has enchanted thousands and swept…
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The road movie, particularly the American road movie, is a genre with a long and rich heritage. Its protagonists are…
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It is difficult to escape the feeling of being an interloper when listening to intimate letters spoken aloud. In the…
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Rachel Lang’s Baden Baden begins as the protagonist Ana finds her way to the film set where she works. She…
Released in 1983, Lizzie Borden’s film Born in Flames shows us the politics of time that a queer Black female…
The monster is not what society has repressed, but what society adheres to – Peter Evans, 1982