Bitch Flicks’ Weekly Picks

Check out what we’ve been reading this week–and let us know what you’ve been reading/writing in the comments!

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Black Film Theory: Fighting the Illusions of White Supremacy in Cinematic Narration – Part Two by Andre Seewood at Shadow and Act

New Film “Obvious Child” is Much More Than a Romantic Comedy About Abortion by Gabrielle Moss at Bitch Media

Sundance: Dear White People Gets Their Attention by Jada Yuan at Vulture

Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg’s ‘Lean In’ Scores Movie Deal by Rebecca Ford at The Hollywood Reporter

L&O: SVU by Melissa McEwan at Shakesville

Why 2014 Should Be The Year We Talk About Abortion on TV by Laura Stampler at TIME

Heroines of Cinema: Where Are The Leading Roles for Black Actresses Over 50? by Matthew Hammett Knott at Indiewire

Un-feisty women on film by Kathryn Bromwich at Dazed

Iranian-American Actress Gets Fed Up With Hollywood’s Racism by Jamilah King at Colorlines

Sundance 2014 Coverage at RogerEbert.com

6 reasons female nudity can be powerful by Soraya Chemaly at Salon

TV: Six More Makers Docs to Air on PBS This Summer by Inkoo Kang at Women and Hollywood

Athena Film Festival: February 6 – 9 in New York City

 

What have you been reading/writing this week? Tell us in the comments!

 

 

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