Cinemablography@gmail.com
Cinemablography
  • Home
  • About
  • Journal
    • Existentialism in Film >
      • The Existential Philosophy of Melancholia
      • The Philosophy of Camus in The Dead Don't Die
      • The Existentialist Subtext of Dear Evan Hansen
      • An Existentialist Reading of "The Turin Horse"
    • A Woman's Perspective: Gender, and Identity in the Romanian New Wave
    • Film Theory Issue 1
    • Film Theory Issue 2
    • Science Fiction
    • Science Fiction Issue 2
    • Pan's Labyrinth
    • Kathryn Bigelow >
      • Opening Scene
      • Supermarket Scene
      • Round Table Discussion
  • Blog
  • Articles by Category
  • Contributors
  • Videographic Essays
  • Our Work
    • Links
The representation of gender in film has been an interest of study since the conception of filmmaking. With architypes, stereotypes and societal norms playing a pivotal role in how gender is portrayed in film, it is a topic that is widely explored in film theory.  Take a deep dive into gender theory and feminist ideologies through the captivating words of writers Zoe Leininger and Megan Hess as they too take a deep exploration as to how gender plays it own unique role in film and cinema history.

Women in Films - Zoe Leininger

Rebecca Review

How Saving Zoe Adresses Online Sexual Exploitation

A Call to Spy Review

Role Reversals in The Hustle

Cursed: Series Review

Exploring Parallel Story Structures in Seberg

The Tomb Raider Reboot: Women in Action Films

Call of the Wild Review

Gender in Film - Megan Hess

"Where Have All the Good Men Gone?" The Disappearance of the Modern Romantic Comedy

The Glorious Complexity of A Simple Favor

"Wonder:" A Film that Lives Up to its Name

"Sugar and Spice and Everything Nice:" I, Tonya and the  Gender Politics of American Figure Skating.

"Lady Bird:" A Soaring Triumph

"Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue:" Normativity in the American Wedding Movie

The Best Part of "The Big Sick:" Not its Big Laughs, but its Big Heart

Logan: A Love Letter to the 'Wolverine' Franchise

"And though she be but little, she is fierce:" the Evolution of the Portrayal of Femininity in Amy Adams' Filmography

Netflix Film Gets Down "To The Bone" of Eating Disorders

"The Girl in the Book:" An Unforgettable Story of Trauma and Recovery

Giving Birth to an Evolving Franchise with Bridget Jones’ Baby

"Nocturnal Animals:"An Artistic Exploration of Humanity's Inherent Darkness

"I Wish I Knew How To Quit You:" Hypermasculinity in Heath Ledger Films

In "The Lobster," Love is Neither Patient Nor Kind

La La Land: Singing its Praises

Film Review: Café Society

Second and Third-Wave Feminist Values and Culture in "The Stepford Wives"

Film Review: 10 Cloverfield Lane

"Mad World:" The Gendering of Mental Illness in "Donnie Darko"

Ghostbusters 2016: Gut (& Ghost)-Busting Good Fun

Mean Girls: A History

Quiet Strength: "Dolores Claiborne" And the Complexities of Female Friendship.

Toxic Masculinity in "Gran Torino"

Tokenism in Marvel Movies

"Yesterday Once More:" The Effect of "Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story" on Todd Haynes' Career.

"Short Term 12" Has a Long-Lasting Impact

"Chicks Who Can Hang:" The "Cool Girl" in Modern Cinema

Sisterhood and Savagery: Intersectional Feminism in "Mad Max: Fury Road." ​

Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.