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Archive for tag: Pauline Kael

20.072018September 9, 2019

VIDA Reviews! Sharp by Michelle Dean

VIDA Reviews! Sharp by Michelle Dean

By Sarah ClarkIn VIDA Review ReviewsTags Bridey Heing, Dorothy Parker, double standards, Hannah Arendt, Janet Malcolm, Joan Didion, Lillian Hellman, literary criticism, Mary McCarthy, Michelle Dean, Nora Ephron, Pauline Kael, Rebecca West, Renata Adler, review, sexism, Susan Sontag, women's history, women's literature, Zora Neale Hurston

Women today are still fighting a fight that began in the 1970s—namely, to carve out their own space in the canon of cultural greatness. The...

22.042016November 12, 2019

Women Writing Books About Film

Women Writing Books About Film

By Rachelle YousufIn FeaturedTags Amma Asante, Amy Poehler, anne carson, Annette Kuhn, Ava DuVernay, Barbara Hammer, Barbara Loden, bell hooks, Beti Ellerson, Carol Clover, Carol Morley, Catrina Neima, Céline Sciamma, Claudia Weill, Daphne Gottlieb, Deniz Gamze Ergüven, Douglas Keesey, Elia Kazan, Elissa Rashkin, female critics, feminist cinema, feminist critics, feminist film theory, film, J.D. Rhodes, Jackie Stacey, Jacqueline Bobo, Jill McDonough, Lana Wachowski, Laura Mulvey, Laura Poitras, Lena Dunham, Lilly Wachowski, Lingzhen Wang, Marguerite Duras, Mary Ann Doane, Maya Deren, Michelle Citron, Millicent Hodson, Nadia Denton, Pauline Kael, Randolph Lewis, Sally Potter, Sofia Coppola, Sophie Mayer, Susan Sontag, Tania Modleski, Teresa de Lauretis, Trinh T. Minh-Ha, VeVe A. Clark, Vivian Sobchack, Yvonne Rainer

Don’t worry. You will make it through this. Stay calm. If you are reading this, you are here. You are here because you are...

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