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CW: Topics surrounding sexual assault and violence
Heaven returns with a retrospective review of the controversial 2002 Gaspar Noe film, IRREVERSIBLE. In this episode, Heaven talks about her history with the film, and re-watching it 15 years later with a different perspective. She also discusses the issues surrounding toxic masculinity, the Male Gaze, unlearning social constructs, and the film's heavy use of slurs and if whether or not that changes the impact of this film, or constitutes it as another piece of art that has not aged well.
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Heaven returns with a retrospective review of the controversial 2002 Gaspar Noe film, IRREVERSIBLE. In this episode, Heaven talks about her history with the film, and re-watching it 15 years later with a different perspective. She also discusses the issues surrounding toxic masculinity, the Male Gaze, unlearning social constructs, and the film's heavy use of slurs and if whether or not that changes the impact of this film, or constitutes it as another piece of art that has not aged well.
Support Me:
https://linktr.ee/FromMyLipsPod
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CW: Topics surrounding sexual assault and violence
Heaven returns with a retrospective review of the controversial 2002 Gaspar Noe film, IRREVERSIBLE. In this episode, Heaven talks about her history with the film, and re-watching it 15 years later with a different perspective. She also discusses the issues surrounding toxic masculinity, the Male Gaze, unlearning social constructs, and the film's heavy use of slurs and if whether or not that changes the impact of this film, or constitutes it as another piece of art that has not aged well.
Support Me:
https://linktr.ee/FromMyLipsPod
Heaven returns with a retrospective review of the controversial 2002 Gaspar Noe film, IRREVERSIBLE. In this episode, Heaven talks about her history with the film, and re-watching it 15 years later with a different perspective. She also discusses the issues surrounding toxic masculinity, the Male Gaze, unlearning social constructs, and the film's heavy use of slurs and if whether or not that changes the impact of this film, or constitutes it as another piece of art that has not aged well.
Support Me:
https://linktr.ee/FromMyLipsPod