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 ...
Margaret Atwood and Laura Bates on Men Who Eat Women
I was instantly intrigued by the title of Margaret Atwood’s first published novel. “Edible” looms threateningly over “woman” ...
Clarice Lispector: The Brazilian Writer Who Challenged Established Structures
To understand Clarice Lispector is to take a leap; like every great leap, it is scary yet liberating. ...
Top 10 Greatest Scream Queens in Horror’s History
The horror genre gets a bad reputation for not welcoming women or just straight up hating them. As ...
I am a feminist, and I support Johnny Depp
“Tell the world, Johnny. Tell them, I, Johnny Depp, a man, I am too a victim of domestic ...
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, ...
Women Who Run with the Wolves: Towards an Instinctive Reunion.
Far from the accounts, they used to tell girls in the 90s, perhaps wisdom was to be found ...
Loud and frankly unpleasant: Why listen to ‘abrasive’ music
On a holiday a few years ago, a friend and I played The Velvet Underground’s ‘Heroin’ for two ...