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EssaysMay 2, 2019

Pushing at the Wound: Sex in Lola Clavo’s ‘No Love Lost’ and Maria Llopis’s ‘El Belga’

by Madeleine Stack

A few years after I first saw it, I wrote a character in my novel Vitrinerie who described Lola…

Festivals, ReviewsApril 19, 2019

On Solitary Companionship: ‘A Wild Stream’ (‘Una corriente salvaje’) by Nuria Ibáñez Castañeda at Cinéma du Réel

by Kendra McLaughlin

Nuria Ibánez Castañeda’s Una corriente salvaje (A Wild Stream, 2018) opens on Omar, wading waist-deep off a remote beach in…

Festivals, ReviewsMay 24, 2018

Jaume’s World: The Patriarchal Imaginary of Jaime Rosales’s ‘Petra’

by Another Gaze

Note: Review contains a few of many spoilable plot points. Petra, the sixth feature from Spanish arthouse director Jaime Rosales,…

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