Tag Archives: Older Feminist Network

The Mother (2003) and staging age

Posted on January 13, 2013 by rinaross

I am back from holidays. I like doing my serious reading when there are no interruptions of trivial chores, visits to the doctor, hospital, podiatrist, optician and hearing specialist or social and family activities. After my post on The Mother, … Continue reading →

Posted in Film Analysis | Tagged Ageing, Ageism, daughter, family, framing, grandmother, Kaplan, Kureishi. Michell, mother/daughter, Older Feminist Network, staging age, unconscious framing | 3 Comments

DEPARTURES (2008) and Death, Dying and Disposal Conference

Posted on December 23, 2012 by rinaross

I did not think I would blog before January but at the end of the year a coincidence compels me to put down in writing some interesting observations. Yesterday as a respite from Xmas preparations we settled down to view … Continue reading →

Posted in Film Analysis | Tagged death, death dying and disposal conference, departures, encoffinment, japanese film, Older Feminist Network, oscars, What is the significance of the gender imbalance in the dead people and has anybody commented on it? | 3 Comments

Tag Archives: Older Feminist Network

The Mother (2003) and staging age

DEPARTURES (2008) and Death, Dying and Disposal Conference

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