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Tag: Mexican film

Journeys North

  By Finn Odum August 14, 2026 August 18, 2026 Uncategorized

|Luis Lopez| Gregory Nava will be at the Trylon in person and I plan to ask him if he shot a version of El Norte in which Enrique’s sister Rosa survives at the end. She dies after a solo teardrop escapes her body that’s wrapped in a white hospital gown adorned with… Continue reading

Tagged   community, El Norte, Gregory Nava, immigration, immigration in film, Mexican film

Girls Just Wanna Have Fun: The Batwoman and Camp Feminism

  By Finn Odum May 17, 2024 May 14, 2024 Luchador Lunacy

|Courtney Kowalke| When I was 13, I was obsessed with the Disney Channel cartoon Kim Possible. The title character was a high school student extracurricular enthusiast with a particular penchant for cheerleading who also flew around the world to fight crime. I was in… Continue reading

Tagged   batwoman, camp, feminism, luchador, Mexican film
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