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  • Kim Do-young’s ‘Kim Ji-young: Born 1982’  Wilfully Misses the Point
    27th Oct 2020

    Kim Do-young’s ‘Kim Ji-young: Born 1982’ Wilfully Misses the Point

    Justine Gaberel
  • MHAM: Mental Vs. Physical Well-Being and Confronting One’s Own Failing Support System in ‘Sex Education’ (2019)
    22nd May 2020

    MHAM: Mental Vs. Physical Well-Being and Confronting One’s Own Failing Support System in ‘Sex Education’ (2019)

    Justine Gaberel
  • Queer Love as Safety from the Patriarchy – An Analysis of Symbolism in ‘Portrait of a Lady on Fire’ and ‘The Handmaiden’
    13th Apr 2020

    Queer Love as Safety from the Patriarchy – An Analysis of Symbolism in ‘Portrait of a Lady on Fire’ and ‘The Handmaiden’

    Justine Gaberel

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