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Author: Rose Capp

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Leonie Naughton – Academic Iconoclast

  • Post author:Rose Capp
  • Post published:January 1, 2015
  • Post category:Issue 22 - In Memoriam

They say first impressions are important. I vividly remember the first time I saw Leonie. Thin, elegant and dressed entirely in black, with a shock of cropped, blond hair and…

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A Couch in New York : Chantal Akerman and Sex in the City

  • Post author:Rose Capp
  • Post published:December 23, 2014
  • Post category:Issue 13 - Auteurism 2001

Uploaded 1 December 2001 Chantal Akerman's most recent film, La captive (France/Belgium 2000), has been described as the latest contribution to a small cluster of works within her oeuvre that could be loosely…

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B-girls, dykes and doubles: Kiss Me Deadly and the legacy of “late noir“

  • Post author:Rose Capp
  • Post published:December 22, 2014
  • Post category:Issue 10 - First Release

Uploaded 30 June 2000 Robert Aldrich's oeuvre has been described as firmly situated in a "man's world, [where] the talk is rough, the camaraderie close, and the action violent and…

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