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FeaturedMeet The Team
Bee Garner: Editor & Founder Hi there! I’m Bianca Garner AKA Bee, and you probably have heard all about me already. I shall keep this bio rather short as the rest of the team are far more interesting! I graduated in BA (Hons) Film & Television Studies and have found my way into film criticism.… Read more
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FeaturedContributors wanted
Interested? Please send an email to intheirownleague@gmail.com. Please see below what content we are seeking. (Please note that this is a non-paid role). Article length: 700-1000 words (commitment 1 article every month). Articles can focus on spotlights on female talent working in the industry, analysis of film in depth, reflective piece on current topic or… Read more
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Pop & the Patriarchy: A Review of K-12
Visual albums have only recently become a major feature in the entertainment world, and regardless of how one feels about their existence, it would be difficult to make the argument that they aren’t intriguing. “K-12,” a film which accompanies the identically named album by Melanie Martinez, is an unexpected breakthrough for this genre. Whereas sometimes a visual album can be dominated by either its visuals or its music, “K-12” hits just the right notes and almost seamlessly combines the two.
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Retrospective Review: La Misma Luna (Under the Same Moon)
Illegal immigration has been a heated social topic for many years. “La Misma Luna” explores immigration and accurately portrays the life of an undocumented person in the United States. Again, I find myself deeply connected to a movie. I’m the daughter of an undocumented immigrant, my mother, and my father, who was a resident (both born in Mexico). I witnessed firsthand my mother’s struggle
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