MOTHERING SUNDAY: An Intersectional Femivision Article by Cori Domschot
This movie follows the life of Jane Fairchild (Odessa Young at first and Glenda Jackson…
LOST IN SPACE Lost Its Way: A Year of the Month article by Cori Domschot
“Every school child has been lied to. Recycling technologies came too late. All fossil fuels…
BLITHE SPIRIT: A Year of the Month article by Cori Domschot
This movie is possibly one of the hardest I have ever chosen to review. It’s…
THE BELLS OF ST. MARY’S: A Year of the Month article by Cori Domschot
This movie takes place in New York. A parochial school has fallen on hard times…
AND THEN THERE WERE NONE: A Year of the Month Article by Cori Domschot
The movie And Then There Were None (1945) made some interesting artistic choices. The original…
SUPER MARIO BROS. 1993 and the Rise of Feminism: An Intersectional Femivision article by Cori Domschot
Oh, the ‘90s. There were fuzzy phones, after school specials on TV, and Nintendo was…
KIKI’S DELIVERY SERVICE: A Look at Purpose, Hardship, and Perseverance–An Intersectional Femivision Article by Cori Domschot
From the time we are young, we are asked to look to the future and…
Doris Day and the Fine Line Between Feminism and Sexism: An Intersectional Femivision Article by Cori Domschot
When looking at the Doris Day and Rock Hudson romantic comedies Pillow Talk (Gordon, 1959),…
The Need for A Bechdel Test for Books and Why I think that Gail Carriger’s PARASOL PROTECTORATE Series Would Still Pass: A Women’s+ Canon Month Article by Cori Domschot
In researching the topic what made a feminist book I ran across 3 tests for…
In the Good Old Shop Around the Corner, a Women’s+ Canon Article by Cori Domschot
In comparing In the Good Old Summertime and You’ve Got Mail, both adaptations of the…