Tag: Feminism in Film

• National Women’s Month Spotlight: Zöe Kravitz

  

  No Forgiveness, Just Forgetting: The Feminist Core of Blink Twice Blink Twice Directed by Zöe Kravitz Starring Naomi Ackie, Channing Tatum, and Alia Shawkat Since the beginning of time, power dynamics between genders have shaped society. While much discourse has taken place over the years, it remains evident that women are still fighting for equality…

  Rolando Illanes Jr.

  March 21, 2025

  Entertainment, Film Reviews, Movie Analysis, National Women’s Month, Psychological Drama, Uncategorized, Women Directors

  Alia Shawkat, Amazon MGM Studios, Channing Tatum, Female Directors, Feminism in Film, Feminist Thrillers, Film Review, Horror, Movie Analysis, Movie Recap, Movie Review, Naomi Ackie, National Womens Month, Psychological Horror, Representation Matters, Thriller Cinema, Women in Film

• National Women’s Month Spotlight: Michelle Garza Cervera

  

  A Haunting Reflection on Motherhood and Self: Huesera: The Bone Woman Review Huesera: The Bone Woman Directed by: Michelle Garza Cervera Starring: Natalia Solián, Alfonso Dosal, and Mayra Batalla Another tale of motherhood depicted with both sinister undertones and deep empathy. Michelle Garza Cervera approaches the notion of motherhood from a non-conformist lens, exploring identity…

  Rolando Illanes Jr.

  March 14, 2025

  Entertainment, Film Reviews, Horror, Mexican Cinema, National Women’s Month, Women Directors

  Feminism in Film, Film Review, Horror, Horror Cinema, Horror Movie Review, Huesera: The Bone Woman, Identity, Indie Films, Mexican Filmmakers, Mexican Horror, Michelle Garza Cervera, Motherhood, Movie Review, Natalia Solián, National Women’s Month, Psychological Horror, Women in Film