There’s a moment at the conclusion of Rachel Carey’s Ask for Jane wherein text praises the real life subjects at the heart of the feature who did the work so no woman would ever have to do it again. Well, if you’ve been following the news this week […]
One of the things that I missed most about FilmStruck was its curation, its ability to recommend and publicize films that I’d never even heard of. And while we lost that to a degree, I’m glad to report that the Criterion Channel is still trying to fill that […]
It’s a very interesting year to be alive considering there’s not two, but three movies about the Manson family coming out in 2019 and so far two have completely blown me away. Say what you will about the good taste of The Haunting of Sharon Tate but that […]
The Citizen Dames spend a lot of time talking about women and with Mother’s Day this weekend they’re turning their attention towards the women who give us life. We’re looking at our five favorite depictions of motherhood in movies! Leave us your favorite movie moms in the comments […]
In a time of new political upheaval, it’s somehow not surprising that a number of films are turning to the 1960s and 70s to take on the permutations of radical action. One of the more notorious cases was the Patty Hearst kidnapping in 1974, when Hearst was kidnapped […]
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Martha: A Picture Story opens with scenes of an older woman calmly putting batteries into a camera, turning up the hood of her black hoodie, and heading out into the night. She meets a group of masked young men, their voices obscured and faces blurred. They proceed to […]
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