Tornatore and Truffaut – Nostalgia in European Film within Film
The nostalgia and importance of life are so well reflected through cinema, and the impassioned film endeavours of ...
Female filmmakers: the importance and history of women in film
As female filmmakers continue to be disregarded in events like the Academy Awards and Golden Globes, it almost ...
Netflix’s Sandman: A dream of inclusion and equity come true
Neil Gaiman, the acclaimed writer of books like “American Gods,” “Stardust,” and the co-writer of “Good Omens,” is ...
The Effect of Women Response: Our Bodies, Our Sex—Agnès Varda’s ...
The United Nations General Assembly declared 1975 as International Women’s Year. That was considered a milestone back then, ...
Comfort and fuzziness for the jaded queer hearts: the gay ...
*This article contains spoilers* After its timely release during the romantic atmosphere of early spring and the preface ...
Heroines of Modern Horror
Horror as a movie genre has been in existence since the late 1800s. It has been a vehicle ...
An overlooked victory: the case of Bia Haddad inequality in ...
Bia Haddad Maia is a Brazilian tennis player who recently won the title of the WTA 250 of ...
The fragile line between representing and shaming mental illnesses – ...
Hollywood has a long history of misrepresenting those with mental health conditions. These representations are usually portrayals of ...
What is ecofeminism and why is it relevant today?
Ecofeminism is a social movement and philosophy that looks at the connections between nature and women. As a ...
Judith Butler and the Deconstruction of Gender
What image comes to mind when we verbalise the concept of gender? Judith Butler (2007) destroys, in her ...