Femme Noir
Welcome to Femme Noir Podcast! We review and analyze movies written by, directed by, or starring women, and discuss their representation on screen and in the industry. We want to offer a space where you can come and feel like you've found your tribe: we know how hard it can be to find like-minded people who share your love of cinema, so we've created this podcast for all of us. We'll be covering everything from the latest blockbusters to indie gems that you might have missed. You can find us on the majority of streaming platforms or listen here on our site! https://shows.acast.com/femme-noir And if this podcast sounds like something you'd like to support, please do consider becoming a patron on Patreon! We've got some great rewards for those who do, including access to exclusive content and special shoutouts throughout our episodes. https://www.patreon.com/femmenoirpodcast Let us know how you feel about movies and women’s representation! Have a film suggestion? Wanna rant? Email us here: femmenoirsv@gmail.com We’d LOVE to hear from you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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After the trials and tribulations of being in your 20s in the 2020s we are FINALLY back on the air!! As a recap for February we are talking about the Rom-Com genre. Some of our favorites, their death and upcoming rise(?), and their correlation with women and culture.
p.s. the movie Serena was talking about that she said she'd put here is called Straight Up on Netflix :)
SUMMER SERIES KICKOFF TO SEASON 3!!! We're back! and starting off strong with a few movies with the ultimate summer vibes. This week were discussing the ICONIC Dirty Dancing.
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The Oscar's happened and Everything Everywhere All At Once SWEPT! we thought we'd take an episode to talk Oscar's, what we thought about the films this year, AND news surrounding the films. Buckle up because it's a wild one.
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This week we're reviewing the "highest rated female super hero movie"! Lots to discuss with this film as it introduces new characters in the Marvel franchise, deals with losing its original lead, and the huge emotional implications of that loss with the story, cast and crew. Join us on this emotional rollercoaster as we take a look at Black Panther: Wakanda forever.
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A Rom-com classic for Valentine's month <3 We're reviewing and analyzing 10 Things I Hate About You and asking all of the important questions: Why can't Patrick be seen in club skunk? How does he know the bartender? Is it a lesbian bar? Weigh in with your thoughts!
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This week we're tackling The Menu dir. Mark Mylod starring Ana-Taylor Joy discussing symbolism, interpretations, and general public reactions. Comment on our post about this episode to weigh in with your thoughts on instagram!
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JUSTICE FOR ANDRE mans did not deserve that.
This week we're reviewing the film Barbarian (2022) dir. Zach Cregger and discussing some of our first watches of the new year!
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We are discussing The Woman King and the wide range of topics this film provokes especially: storytelling, characters, and of course the controversy surrounding the film. Been wanting to talk about this one for a bit and now that its on streaming platforms go give it a watch and join our discussion!
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Happy Christmas Eve-Eve! Whitney and Serena sit down and watch The Holiday and record their conversation/commentary stream of consciousness style. A super fun end of the year episode for a Christmas movie favorite.
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This week we are talking about the film Anna & The Apocalypse, a zombie, Christmas, musical set in a British high school. It sounds like a lot, we know, but its totally worth a watch! We have a whole episode to just prove it ;) This film also fulfills the requirements to be a part of our Christmas Movie Challenge, so consider this Day 9 and instead of a post about why, check out our episode!
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Its that time of year to be depressed along with our favorite Jane Austen protagonists! We talk about the movie Persuasion (2021) on Netflix, the differences between adaptations, "based on", and "inspired by", when it comes to movies and their relation to retold stories, and the idea of "colorblind" casting! Don't forget to leave us a review and subscribe :)
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Happy Halloween! We're talking Candyman (2021), our Patreon community, and Horror as social commentary.
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--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/...So much anticipation! So much drama! Is it worth the buzz?? Hear what we've got say as we discuss style, story, and spectacle in our review of Don't Worry Darling dir. Olivia Wilde! Don't forget to welcome our newest cohost Whitney as she joins us in our Femme Noir journey in her debut episode!
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Cult of Jimmy's, Mother's Day, Cinematic Rocks, what else could you want to hear about???? All these come up in our discussion of the film Everything Everywhere All At Once chosen specifically for Mother's Day! If you haven't seen this film, best get on it!
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--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easies...We watched movies by A24 recently and ummmmm.....love them but they've been making like normal stuff?? also we watched Turning Red (2022) and talk about our adolescence and things this movie made us remember that maybe it would've been fine if we didn't. also Periods and post apocalyptic situations!
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--- This episode is sponsored by · Ancho...Honestly, we couldn't have timed talking about this movie any better AND we're so lucky to be able to talk about historic Oscar seasons back to back! Tune in to hear what we thought about CODA and the oscars season in general.
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