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Feminist Disruptions in Postcolonial Film,o Fear, No Die and Beau Travail. These films are exposed as significant in their disruptive feminism, which is informed by a global perspective and an aesthetic of opposition. After exposing many critical misreadings of first world critics, I demonstrate the manner in which these films disrupt recei

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Queering Repression and Gender Codes, Lupino. Craig’s Wife and The Hitch-Hiker are early prototypical examples and outliers of carefully coded disruptive feminism. Both films expose gender conventions as potentially pathological. Craig’s Wife revolves around a pathological white female who is destroyed by her attempts to conform to the

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Malignant Narcissism and the Toxic Family,ar family as a toxic site of repression where malignant narcissists often reign and destroy themselves—as well as those around them. By invoking disruptive feminism, one can see the effects of malignant narcissism in toxic families in Child’s Pose, a Romanian film directed by C?lin Peter Netzer; Bot

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Embracing Mature Female Eroticism,rs observe, Hollywood beauty standards are such that mature women are considered unsexy and even grotesque. The increasing ageism of Hollywood is very destructive by denying women ownership of their bodies and onscreen fantasies of sexual maturity. A recent French film, Bright Days Ahead by Marion V

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South America: Brazil, Ecuador, Argentina,o Fear, No Die and Beau Travail. These films are exposed as significant in their disruptive feminism, which is informed by a global perspective and an aesthetic of opposition. After exposing many critical misreadings of first world critics, I demonstrate the manner in which these films disrupt recei

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Climate Regions and Seasons in Israelar family as a toxic site of repression where malignant narcissists often reign and destroy themselves—as well as those around them. By invoking disruptive feminism, one can see the effects of malignant narcissism in toxic families in Child’s Pose, a Romanian film directed by C?lin Peter Netzer; Bot