Signature Move

Signature Move talks about a romantic relationship between a Pakistani woman(Alma) and a Mexican woman(Zaynab) in Chicago. Their love faces multiple obstacles, including racial and cultural differences, social pressure, and family issues. In this film, Alma receives less social pressure on coming out than Zaynab. This difference is one of the reasons why the coupleContinueContinue reading “Signature Move”

Tangerine and Queer Marginality

Last time I saw Tangerine, my focus was on its storytelling and shooting format. I never dived deep into the transgender sex work aspect of it until this time. Now, I can see the relationship between two white male and two black transgendered female and one white female. Despite their gender and sexuality difference, aContinueContinue reading “Tangerine and Queer Marginality”

Introduction for Film People

I’m Zhixuan, currently a Studio Art and Film senior at Lawrence. I was born and raised in China but currently living on campus. Other than my interests in art and film, I’m also interested in architecture, space, languages, etc. Although the key factor that leads me to this class is for fulfilling general requirements, IContinueContinue reading “Introduction for Film People”

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