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Hayao Miyazaki And Studio Ghibli’s Cinematic Representation Of Empowered WomenBy Sonia Singh 5 min read | Aug 13, 2020
Film Review: Guava Island Sings About Black Workers’ Struggle For LeisureBy Dona Biswas 7 min read | Aug 10, 2020
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The Black And White Challenge And Tokenist Women EmpowermentBy Siddhi Kudalkar 6 min read | Aug 5, 2020
Spectacles Of Queer In Kannada Cinema: The Clichés Around The Trans CommunityBy Meghana HR 3 min read | Aug 4, 2020
Michaela Coel’s ‘I May Destroy You’ Dares To Make You Feel Unsettled When Talking About TraumaBy Aastha Jani 6 min read | Jul 31, 2020
Dil Bechara: A Case For The Bollywood Hero Who Does Not Want To Be A Knight In Shining ArmourBy Bhaskar Choudhary 5 min read | Jul 30, 2020
Forever In My Heart, Santana Lopez – A Tribute To Naya RiveraBy Priyadarshini Chitrangada 5 min read | Jul 30, 2020
Leftist Dadas, “Faka Flats” And The Right-Wing Dilution Of Left Feminist AngerBy Ekabali Ghosh 7 min read | Jul 29, 2020
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