The intersection of filmdom and feminism
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Touch marks an interesting milestone, as writer, director, and lead actress Aleksandra Szczepanowska becomes the first Western woman to make an independent film in China, told entirely in Mandarin and
Kino continues to outdo many of their competitors for high quality, reasonably priced Blu-ray releases of films that, dear God, really should be more widely available. This month, they set
There are a lot of things people will say and/or write about The Woman in the Window. They will compare it to Rear Window and The Girl on the Train
Silliness is underrated. We often dismiss films, especially films by or about women, as “just silly,” as though all movies need to be self-serious about their projects, to show important
Women are awesome. They can, to paraphrase Ginger Rogers, do anything men can do, only backwards and in high heels. But while we keep getting biopics of Queen Elizabeth (both
