The Drew Democratic Socialists
For our comrades of the future.
To make any finite claims on Mildred Pierce (Michael Curtiz, 1945) is to limit both the complexities of the film and its eponymous character. The stark contrasts between light and dark, large shadowy figures, geometric shapes, non-linear narrative, and the […]
“…film noir, the literary adaptation, the war film, and the woman’s film.’ The woman’s film, a studio-created genre of the 1930s and40s that was aimed at a female audience, dealt with woman-related issues and focused on the experiences of a […]
Director Ridley Scott’s beloved cult-classic Blade Runner, as well as its long-awaited sequel Blade Runner 2049, both situate its theme of “what does it means to be human?” at the forefront of their films (Slade 13). This intricate exploration of […]
