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Unveiling Queer Feminism: The Discomforting Realism of “Je tu il elle”
In Chantal Akerman’s 1974 film, “Je tu il elle,” the seemingly mundane and discomforting scenes serve as a portal into the lived experiences of women. Through the lens of the protagonist, Julie, the film presents a queer feminist perspective, challenging conventional narratives and exploring the complexities of female identity and relationships. Additionally in Chantal Akerman’s…
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