Tag: film and feminism
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Empowerment on the Road: A Feminist Analysis of ‘Driving Mum’ (2022)
In my feminist film analysis, ‘Driving Mum’ reimagines storytelling, blending surrealism with stark Icelandic beauty, and exploring deep maternal bonds through Irigaray’s lens. A mesmerizing cinematic journey.
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Unravelling Layers: A Review of ‘Anatomy of a Fall’ (2023)
In my review of ‘Anatomy of a Fall,’ directed by Justine Triet, I dive into its captivating tale set in the French Alps, blending legal drama with a mysterious death. Anchored by profound performances, the film’s cinematography and feminist perspective challenge stereotypes, offering a thought-provoking journey into human nature and societal constructs.
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Review and Analysis of Jenn Wexler’s ‘The Sacrifice Game’ (2023)
In my analysis of ‘The Sacrifice Game’ (2023), I delve into its unique fusion of horror with feminist philosophy, set in the haunting Blackvale Catholic School. It’s a thought-provoking cinematic journey beyond typical horror, blending deep philosophical reflections with visceral suspense.
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Transcending Eroticism in Film: An Analysis of ‘Slow’ (2023)
Delve into the mesmerising world of ‘Slow’ (2023) as we journey through Patricia MacCormack’s concept of ‘cinesexuality.’ This cinematic exploration reimagines desire, transcending rigid norms. Witness its intricate depiction of asexuality and profound emotional connections, shattering conventional boundaries of sexuality and redefining how we engage with films.
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mother! (2017): Jungian Analysis
Discover the mesmerizing world of Darren Aronofsky’s ‘mother!’ through a Jungian analysis. Dive into the depths of this cinematic nightmare that will leave you perplexed yet craving for answers. Unveil its true meaning now.
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‘Close’ (2022) Review (Spoilers): Longing for Closeness
In this captivating film review, ‘Close’ delves into weighty themes with astonishing gentleness. Frank van den Eeden’s close-ups create a canvas of subtle, profound emotions on the actors’ faces.
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‘Tár’ (2022) Review: Where Aesthetics Become Ethics
Step into Todd Field’s bold 2022 cinematic venture, ‘Tár,’ as he fearlessly delves into the labyrinth of cancel culture. With mesmerizing tension and Cate Blanchett’s brilliance, this film review-worthy masterpiece demands your attention.
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‘The Princess Switch’ Analysis: The Netflix Christmas Metaverse, or How Vanessa Hudgens Became a Cyborg
Embrace the enchanting chaos of Christmas as I unveil the ‘The Princess Switch’ analysis, revealing the hidden layers of consumerist abundance and societal contradictions in the most wonderful time of the year.
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MURINA: THE LIQUID WORLD OF DESIRE BEYOND THE HUMAN
In front of our eyes unravels a blue, flickering surface in perpetual movement, highlighted by tranquil yet eerie music. We stand still but the surface moves gently in ebbs and flows, unfolding an array of different shades of blue, from bright to almost completely black. As the image persists we begin to grasp that we…
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‘Hatching’ Review: A Horrifying Metamorphosis into Womanhood
Prepare to be captivated by the chilling journey of ‘Hatching’. As you watch, brace yourself for the visceral horrors and empowering transformations that unfold. This film will leave you haunted and spellbound.