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In the final episode of the Sofia Coppola series, WHO, ME? ENNUI?, Maren and I discuss the 2017 adaptation of THE BEGUILED. We discuss the White Feminist lens that erases Black History, specifically two Black Women originally in the book, along with the sexual politics among heterosexual women, how Sofia's upbringing keeps bringing her back to Ennui and insular worlds she has built for her characters in the films she makes and a Jennifer Coolidge fun fact, as a treat.

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For the penultimate episode of the WHO, ME? ENNUI? series, Maren and I discuss the 2006 feature, MARIE ANTOINETTE. We discuss the Female Gaze, how we have processed this film as Socialist Feminists, the kinship Sofia Coppola may feel towards Marie Antoinette, the use of contemporary touches and color to make this period piece sparkle along with Sofia's attitudes towards sex and women who like sex.

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In the second installment of the WHO, ME? ENNUI? series, Maren and I take a closer look at Sofia Coppola's debut feature length film, THE VIRGIN SUICIDES. We discuss heavily about The Male Gaze and how Sofia manages to show the point of view of the teenage boys' obsession with the Lisbon Girls while also inserting the Female Gaze to give the Lisbon Girls individuality and a voice not heard in the book by Jeffery Eugenides. We also talk about the haunting qualities of the film and the insular world Sofia delves into that seems to reflect a lot of her earlier life.

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For the first part of the August is For Auteurs Month mini series on Sofia Coppola, WHO, ME? ENNUI? Me and my co-host, filmmaker Maren Moreno (@hexicanprincess) discuss the 2010 film, SOMEWHERE. We talk about Sofia Coppola's history, specifically her famous family history as a Coppola, along with her aimlessness and feelings of being lost in her younger years that resonates in much her filmography.

Among the other things we discuss is the ennui her characters feel, the insular world of Hollywood, nepotism, White Feminism, and the striking workers who worked at the Chateau Marmont, which is the main backdrop for this film.

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A teaser from the bonus Patreon-only episode, "AITA Vol. 2'"

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I honestly don't know how to summarize this episode other than this would be my version of Cum Town.

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The teaser for the new Sofia Coppola mini series, WHO, ME? ENNUI?

Heaven dips her toes into quite possibly a new segment where she unpacks a problmatic fave of hers to see if her opinion has changed or not. For the first segment, Heaven discusses one of her favorite albums, Glassjaw's "Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence". Heaven discusses why this album is so personal to her while addressing the violent and misogynistic lyrics, plus what the band thinks of the album 20 years after its initial release.

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Heaven is back from her brief break and ready to get back down to business! This week, Heaven goes in the world of the Try Guys--the four man group who grew from Buzzfeed fame into an entire franchise based on the premise they'll try anything once. In this episode, Heaven discusses their rise from Buzzfeed, their flamboyant display of positive masculinity, their large female following, how their politics lean further left than they would care to admit and how they seem understand inclusivity better than most Leftists, making them far more effective in making change in the world.

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In the final episode of the Madonna Deep Dive Series, A Bedtime Story, Heaven goes over the legacy Madonna has left behind thus far not only in music, but also in pop culture and feminism.

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