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London Film Festival 2015

Posted on October 17, 2015 by rinaross

I saw two films featuring an old woman at the Festival this year: Grandma (2015 ) ticked all the boxes : Lily Tomlin, lesbian relationship, angry grandmother, women’s liberation, the 70s, odd characters, good granddaughter/grandmother relationship , difficult one with daughter, teenager … Continue reading →

Posted in Ageing, festivals, FILM RECEPTION | Tagged abortion, addiction, Ageing, anger, Betty Friedan, daughter, de Beauvoir, family, feminism, grandmother, intergeneration, Lily Tomlin, london film festival 2015, mother, mother/daughter, oldwoman/teenager, pregnancy, Thanksgving | Leave a comment

FACT AND FICTION – BEVERLY AND KIMBERLY – THE IMPOSTER AND THE CHAMELEON

Posted on September 28, 2012 by rinaross

I was curious to see how the mother is portrayed in The Chameleon (2010) based on Christopher d’Antonio Bourdin’s authorized biography. The film’s genre, is classified in IMDB as biography, drama, thriller. The title sequences state ‘Based on a True … Continue reading →

Posted in Film Analysis | Tagged addiction, Ageism, documentary, family, family secrets, inner life of old women, old woman, representation old woman, the Chameleon, the imposter | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: addiction

London Film Festival 2015

FACT AND FICTION – BEVERLY AND KIMBERLY – THE IMPOSTER AND THE CHAMELEON

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