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Tag: film feminism

10 Films That Passed the Bechdel Test in 2013 | Tribeca

Here are ten films from 2013 that actually pass the Bechdel Test. This test, which assesses only the most basic … More

2013, bechdel test, Before Midnight, Blue is the Warmest Color, blue jasmine, cameron diaz, catherine keener, cormac mccarthy, enough said, Expecting, film, film feminism, james gandolfini, javier bardem, jessie mccormack, Julia Louis-Drefus, michelle monaghan, Nicole Holofcener, oscars 2013, radha mitchell, ridley scott, The Bling Ring, The Counselor, The Heat, Toni Collete, women in film, Women in movies

‘Natural Selection’is a Feminist Feat

NATURAL SELECTION is a feminist film: there’s a lady protagonist on a mission that involves quite a lot more than … More

Body on screen, Christianity, Existential crisis, film, film feminism, infidelity, Natural Selection, Rachael Harris, sexuality

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