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EssaysSeptember 30, 2019

The Queer Subjectivity of Charlotte Prodger’s ‘BRIDGIT’

by Frances Whorrall-Campbell

Near the end of her Turner Prize-winning film ‘BRIDGIT’ (2016), Charlotte Prodger remembers reading “things Sandy Stone wrote in 1994…

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