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'Coming 2 America': Eddie Murphy's sad sequel
Coming 2 America is an uninspired, unoriginal, and only mildly entertaining sequel to the droll wit that makes the original film a classic of the genre.
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Moxie! is a cliché but fun intro to feminism
Moxie! brings the warm charm of Amy Poehler (that Parks and Rec fans will know and love) together with a modern homage to the ‘Riot Grrrl’ movement, and it is as delightfully energetic and heart-warming as it sounds.
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'Madan Sara' is an intimate portrait of the women underpinning Haiti's economy
Until a few weeks ago, I had never heard of a Madan Sara. Perhaps you haven’t either. The eponymous documentary by Haitian journalist Etant Dupain is going to change that.
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Lesbian films need female directors
Does the gender of a director affect a film’s vision? In a society that so heavily caters to male desire and filters female experience through the male gaze, it is imperative that we are critical of the ways in which lesbian desire is presented on screen.
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Disney's 'Cruella' rebrands a murderous supervillain as a rebellious wild child
The trailer for Disney's upcoming film illuminates Cruella de Vil’s transition from an angsty, misunderstood fashion designer, to one of the most stylish, iconic female antagonists of all time.
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Golden Globes 2021: controversies, conference-calls and technical glitches
The yearly awards always manage to be controversial and 2021’s ceremony was no different.
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'Judas and the Black Messiah' grabs you by the neck and never lets up
Whilst by no means a biopic, Shaka King’s second feature film Judas and the Black Messiah (2021) is a striking portrait of Fred Hampton.
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LGBTQ+ History Month: how is lesbian desire represented on screen?
Based on the recurring theme of an exploration of love that is replete in its anonymity and wistful yearning, this article will discuss how WLW films are not just about Victorian corsets.
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