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Lacan Frames Scorsese’s Paintings in The Age of Innocence
Scorsese shows Ellen Olenska’s freedom and different taste with a contrast to May. The van der Luydens’ dinner in honor of Countess Olenska ends with a close-up on May’s face and Louisa’s words: “I think I’ve never seen May looking lovelier. The Duke thinks her the handsomest woman in the room” (The Age of Innocence).
From the closeup on May’s stereotypical Victorian beauty, the camera moves on the painting with a faceless woman with a parasol, where the absence of physical beauty and even traits, alludes to a world different from May’s.
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"What women are allowed into the club of geniuses anyway?"
"The Brontes?"
"Hm. That's it?"
"Yes, I think so."
Little Women (2019) dir. Greta Gerwig
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It was a mistake. It won't happen again.
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PERIOD DRAMA APPRECIATION WEEK: DAY 5, FAVORITE FILM
➻ Little Women (2019)
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