Paul & Paulette Take a Bath: Film Review
Presenting itself as a traditional indie romcom, Paul & Paulette Take a Bath (2024) asks the viewer to question our culture's voyeuristic fascination with ‘true crime' and macabre historical events.
Kerrie Draghi
My name is Kerrie Draghi. I'm a feminist writer, journalist and recent MA graduate. I write articles and poems, specifically from a feminist perspective. I'm also a fan of horror movies, feminist gothic novels & other creepy things.
Plays
Great Trauma - Central St Martins University (Review and Interview)
Centred on the metaphor of accumulating rocks—representing the crushing weight of systemic trauma—this piece traces the silent endurance of marginalised communities (Immigrants, queer individuals, labourers, etc) as they navigate unseen violence.
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The state of Lesbian Feminist Filmmaking today: An Interview with Fleur Bardot and Megan Teo
This Pride Month, our newest contributor, Kerrie Draghi, shares a piece from 2024 when she sat down with Feminist Filmmaker Fleur Bardot and Queer Producer Megan Teo about their short, "Arpeggio", and the importance of platforming authentic voices when telling Lesbian stories.
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Parthenope
Parthenope the movie is surprisingly not as superficial as it appears on the surface - just like Parthenope the woman.