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Is Wonder Woman a feminist?

Guest Blogger7 April 2018

She might be a powerful woman who embraces her strength and physicality, but, Sharon Jagger asks, can we really call Wonder Woman a feminist? ...

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Circus Kathmandu: survivors of trafficking reclaim their skills

Ania Ostrowska26 March 2018

Kate McLarnon, one of the directors of documentary Even When I Fall, tells Ania Ostrowska about the extraordinary journey of her subjects...

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Transgender visibility in television: are we making progress?

Abby Robson21 March 2018

Abby Robson explores the representation of transgender people in television drama, what progress has been made and what needs to happen next...

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Goodbye Leia (and thank you, Carrie)

Emily Zinkin19 January 2018

Emily Zinkin says goodbye to Carrie Fisher and Princess Leia but is still not done going on adventures in a galaxy far, far away or smashing the space patriarchy...

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Why are bisexual TV characters such complete jerks?

D H Kelly29 November 2017

Bisexual characters remain rare on our TV screens, but D H Kelly notices that when they do appear, they are overwhelmingly sketchy and occasionally villainous ...

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Shedding light in dark places

D H Kelly3 November 2017

D H Kelly is moved and impressed by the way that The Keepers focuses on the survivors of violence and the mystery of a murder rather than the perpetrators of such violent crimes ...

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Truth, justice, Wonder Woman and wishful thinking

Ellie Wilson2 November 2017

Ellie Wilson explores whether Professor Marston and the Wonder Women takes too many liberties with the truth to represent real progress for polyamory on film...

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In defence of Strictly

D H Kelly28 September 2017

D H Kelly considers the heteronormativity of Strictly Come Dancing and explores how to overhaul the gender norms it promotes...

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Living in between

M. Ly-Eliot26 September 2017

M. Lý-Eliot recommends Maysaloun Hamoud’s In Between, the Arab-Israeli director’s controversial first feature about young Palestinian women living in Tel Aviv...

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How do you measure the distance of reasonable fear?

Ania Ostrowska18 September 2017

Ania Ostrowska talks to American documentarian Yance Ford about his powerful debut Strong Island, available on Netflix...

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A terrifyingly tangible future

Becky Kukla13 July 2017

Despite some changes to her beloved novel, Becky Kukla thinks the serial adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale is looking great...

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Wonder Woman wouldn’t fight for the IDF

Andrea Marks-Joseph12 July 2017

Andrea Marks-Joseph responds to the mainstream feminist movement's reaction to the 2017 Wonder Woman film...

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Women make documentaries! Sheffield Doc/Fest roundup

Ania Ostrowska1 July 2017

Ania Ostrowska is still slightly intoxicated with the abundance and diversity of women-made documentaries at this year’s Sheffield International Documentary Festival...

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Anne with an E tells the trauma of adoption like it is

Alessia Galatini21 June 2017

Alessia Galatini watches Netflix’s recent adaptation of L.M Montgomery’s 1908 novel Anne of Green Gables and finds it takes a stand on what it means to be a good parent...

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