Revisited The Office (again) recently, and felt very seen. The Jim-and-Pam syndrome is real for those who put heart over head.
This week's Focal Point column is about my conditioning to a sitcom sort of love rather than the lavish movie romance:
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“The lack of representation of the asexual community in film and television renders them invisible and unseen.” Discussing why asexual representation in media matters.
By @Raavya_B
Graphics by @ekplatefishfry
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The 2020 horror-drama Relic moulds a narrative that offers thoughtful observations on women, the spaces they occupy and how they overcome #trauma within the realm of a #horror film. -@Raavya_B#FilmReview#FIIReviews
https://t.co/05Td1Af17E
𝐩𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐦𝐢𝐜 𝐟𝐢𝐧𝐞 — 𝑛𝑜𝑢𝑛 — a state of being in which you are employed and healthy during a pandemic but you're also tired and depressed and feel like trash all the time
In its short run time, #NeverRarelySometimesAlways expertly presents a portrait of the female experience and shows us the many ways women learn to adapt to discomfort in their lives. - @Raavya_B#FemaleSolidarity
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#FCReadersWrite: ‘When you grow up watching something you don’t realise when or how it becomes an intrinsic part of you.’ FC reader @Raavya_B expresses deep love for Kuch Kuch Hota Hai:
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Is contemporary feminism radical enough? “Gender equality has not been normalised. Modern-day feminism has diluted many of the core, radical ideas that shone when the feminist movement first began.”
READ https://t.co/zKihFaz0l5
#feminism#intersectionality#radical
BBC Three’s poignant coming-of-age comedy drama #InMySkin is an insightful take on growing up in a turbulent household while navigating the unrelenting pressures of being a teenager. - @Raavya_B#FIIReviews
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