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A scene from the film 'Moulin Rouge!' where several men are gathered together. They wear top hats, and a few of the men look at something off-screen in amazement.

The Humanity of 2000s Postmodernist Cinema

By: McKinzie Smith 2nd Oct 20216th Nov 2021

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In a movement mostly known for genre experimentation, these films managed to add emotionality to postmodernism.

Image is from the film 'Moulin Rouge' (2001). In front of an array of sparks, a woman in a red dress and a man in a suit sing to one another as the look at one another lovingly.

20 Years On, ‘Moulin Rouge!’ (2001) Remains a Metatheatrical, Maximalist Masterpiece

By: Carmen Paddock 1st Jun 202131st May 2021

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Moulin Rouge is unmistakably its own creation, unified in its vision, unfailingly precise in its execution, and achingly sincere in its portrait of a first, lost love.

Our LGBTQ+ Awakenings

Editor’s note: Most interviewees are noted only with their first name to protect anonymity When poets and hopeless romantics lament about love, they often discuss that “lightning bolt” moment. The experience of seeing someone for the first time and thinking “Oh wow”. Some people inflate this moment as a sign of first love, some dismiss…