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Sex on Screen and Objectification of Women in Rashomon

Posted on 11th Jun 202111th Jun 2021 by Reel Talk

Issy Smith examines sex on screen and the objectification of women in Akira Kurosawa’s Rashomon (1950). Her analysis proves why it is crucial to engage with depictions of sex on screen in films firmly established within the canon from a racialised and feminist lens.

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