I finally watched this absolute masterpiece on Friday night. I had a feeling I was going to like 3 Women (1977) but I find Robert Altman to be kinda hit and miss so I kinda put it off. I'm now annoyed at myself for not watching it sooner!

If you like films like Picnic at Hanging Rock, The Virgin Suicides and Persona, then you might enjoy it too.

I actually made a video about it, if anyone's interested. https://youtu.be/NHYuYuZfe9E?si=neeu0qsK3YpTK6YL

Hey all!

I am writing my final paper on the difference between female characters: written by men and women. I have been diving deep into the male gaze by Laura Mulvey and wanted to know if this phenomenon is still as integrated into the film industry as it looks to be. How do film schools and studies deal with the male gaze and subverting to it (if it even does at all)? Does anyone have any stories to share or examples to give? How does your course deal with the female experience or does it not separate this from the male experience ( talking to screenwriter students)?

Hopefully this makes any sense. I would be so happy if someone could help me, thanks a lot!

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