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03/27/201707/28/2017

“Chinatown”: Ecofeminism, Patriarchy, and What Everyone gets Wrong About Evelyn

Welcome to the first installment of Movie Mondays. This week’s movie: Chinatown. I sat down to watch Chinatown kind of on accident. I had just burst my way through the Star Wars franchise, and

03/27/201707/28/2017

Movie Mondays

“Chinatown”: Ecofeminism, Patriarchy, and What Everyone gets Wrong About Evelyn

Welcome to the first installment of Movie Mondays. This week’s movie: Chinatown. I sat down to watch Chinatown kind of on accident. I

The One Stereotype “Moana” Doesn’t Break

Disney has a few long-standing traditions for its princess movies, and Moana breaks nearly all of them. Moana (Auli’i Cravalho) isn’t white, isn’t

Honesty and Love in “Midnight Cowboy”

This week, Movie Monday found me watching Midnight Cowboy, the 1969 film-that-couldn’t, pulled off miraculously by director John Schlesinger. Midnight Cowboy is a spectacular blip

What Is It About The Godfather?: Reconciling The “Woman” in Old Movies

Even after 45 years, The Godfather is a movie that transcends criticism. Sure, back in the day, writers liked to pretend that

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chinatown

“Chinatown”: Ecofeminism, Patriarchy, and What Everyone gets Wrong About Evelyn

“Chinatown”: Ecofeminism, Patriarchy, and What Everyone gets Wrong About Evelyn

The One Stereotype “Moana” Doesn’t Break

Honesty and Love in “Midnight Cowboy”

What Is It About The Godfather?: Reconciling The “Woman” in Old Movies