Two Women? In Gold? In this economy???

Jackie and Charlene are back to discuss Joint Venture’s newest release, the Sundance 2025 film Two Women, directed by Chloe Robichaud. They dive into the snowy landscape of Quebec to discuss sexy movies and feminist reimaginings of iconic films, and the films they’ve enjoyed this spring. 

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TIME STAMPED SHOW NOTES:

1:00 Joint Venture 

1:26 Two Women In Gold (1970)

2:00 The Sex Comedy: A dead genre 

10:10 The song sung in the bar is ‘Provocante’ by Marjo

19:00 Women begin having their own bank accounts in Canada in 1964. 

19:50 Audre Lorde: The Masters Tools Will Never Dismantle the Masters House :)

20:37 The Feminine Mystique was published in 1963

21:40 The Female Gaze in Two Women

23:15 Fujoshi in the E. Alex Jung Article

28:13 Janet Planet: middle aged coming of age film

30:45 Director Chloe Robichaud on why she wanted to remake Two Women

38:14 HIRE MORE WOMEN GUARDS

40:12 Original Two Women In Gold one of the most commercially successful films in Quebec's cinematic history

47:09 Croissant making scene in It’s Complicated 

51:22 Kristen Stewart on making The Chronology of Water

53:16 1980s remakes of French New Wave Films, streaming now

54:04 Jonathan Glazer directed this!

56:18 The soundtrack of Marc by Sofia rocks 

1:01 DVD store scene from This Means War

1:06:46 Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma: In Theaters August 2026! 

1:08:57 The film that won the Golden Bear that Charlene is describing is Yellow Letters.

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