Review: 'Personal Shopper'
In the opening scene of Personal Shopper, a young woman drives up to the high gates of a large house.…
A journal of films and feminisms
In the opening scene of Personal Shopper, a young woman drives up to the high gates of a large house.…
In one scene in Kirsten Johnson’s Cameraperson, we see a USB stick being thrown into a concrete mixer. Shot while…
The future perfect is a strange tense. It describes actions that are going to be completed: what will have happened,…
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Certain Women and Other Animals: a symposium on the cinema of Kelly Reichardt at the British Film Institute, London Sunday…
Coding and Representation Conference
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“It would be so lovely to think that, if I were a man, I could explain the law and people…
When asked to reduce Toni Erdmann to its essential outline, the German actor Sandra Hüller, who plays Ines, described it…
To take part in the African revolution it is not enough to write a revolutionary song; you must fashion revolution…
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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…
[embed]https://youtu.be/w46Az4KwDjE[/embed] 'At that time in Germany the profession was not really recognised and people thought that a woman editor just…
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