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Oscars 2023 Predictions — Rebecca

By: Rebecca Rosén 12th Mar 202312th Mar 2023

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Staff writer Rebecca Rosén goes through her Oscars 2023 predictions, including frontrunners and potential surprises within the categories Best Animated Feature Film, Best Cinematography, Best Documentary Feature, Best International Feature Film, and more.

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Ennui on the Screen and Remaining Yourself

By: Ceridwen Millington 16th Jun 202017th Jun 2020

Columns, Ennui on the Screen, LGBTQ+carol, hedwig and the angry inch, Parasite, Pride, the death and life of marsha p johnson, the matrixLeave a Comment

It can be a challenge not just to reveal yourself but, in a society keen to keep to the status quo, to continually express yourself authentically. Entertainment sheds light on this struggle.

Long Live Carol and Therese: On Loving Vintage Lesbians

By: Kira Deshler 13th Jan 202012th Jan 2020

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Though they have existed since at least the 1980s, over the past couple years there have been a number of films and television series released that fall within the category that I like to call ‘vintage lesbians’. By ‘vintage lesbians’ I simply mean films or series that include historical representations of queer women – ie. queer or lesbian period pieces.