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Vor einem Tag · Recently, there’s been a spate of films — often with female creators — that contort the femme fatale in ever more seductively ambiguous poses. Just looking at films from last year, Justine Triet’s “Anatomy of a Fall” won’t tell us if its protagonist is a murderer or an innocent bystander — instead suggesting that our familiarity with the femme fatale trope warps our perspective ...
Vor einem Tag · Opinion by Noah Berlatsky. (CNN) — “I’m rotten to the heart,” Phyllis Dietrichson (Barbara Stanwyck) confesses with breathless bitterness in Billy Wilder’s classic 1944 noir, “Double Indemnity.”. Eighty years ago this month, Wilder and Stanwyck established Phyllis as the archetype of the femme fatale — a misogynist fever dream ...
Vor einem Tag · June 7, 2024 6:00 am (Updated 6:01 am) In the 90s, Keanu Reeves starred in a dystopian cyberpunk movie about tyranny, conspiracy and what technology does to our brains. That was 1995’s Johnny ...
Vor einem Tag · siehe auch: Fridericus-Rex-Filme: Friedrich Wilhelm I. (Preußen) Der alte und der junge König: Emil Jannings: 1942 Der König und sein Narr (TV) Götz George: 1981 Caspar David Friedrich: Caspar David Friedrich – Grenzen der Zeit (halbdokumentarisch) - 1986 Robert Frost: Robert Frost: A Lover’s Quarrel with the World (Doku) - 1963
Vor einem Tag · 24. The International Olympic Committee have provoked fury among former female competitors by asking journalists attending this summer’s Paris Games not to use terms such as “born male” or ...
Vor einem Tag · One of the most iconic rom coms of the 2000s, this movie stars Katherine Heigl as Jane Nichols, a young woman who has been a bridesmaid at a whopping twenty-seven weddings. Though she thinks it's time to improve her personal life and find a husband, Jane has to organize a wedding for her younger sister, Tess. But there's a problem. Tess is getting married to Jane's boss, George, whom Jane has ...
Vor einem Tag · Today at 9:40 AM. #1. The International Olympic Committee have provoked fury among former female competitors by asking journalists attending this summer’s Paris Games not to use terms such as “born male” or “biologically male” to describe transgender athletes, arguing that they were “dehumanising” and constituted “problematic ...
