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Caitlin Stow

Caitlin Stow

“Crazy Rich Asians” and Bare Minimum Morality

Yesterday I was reading about female castration for an anthropology class I’m taking. It was a nice, sunny day. I sat on one side of the…

Jul 10, 2021

“Crazy Rich Asians” and Bare Minimum Morality

Jul 10, 2021

Caitlin Stow

Tommaso — Dreamy Reality, Grounded Fantasy

I have to admit, I’m a sucker for autobiographical films. Last year’s PAIN AND GLORY by Pedro Almodovar was a stunning achievement in…

Aug 8, 2020

Tommaso — Dreamy Reality, Grounded Fantasy

Aug 8, 2020

Caitlin Stow

The Fight — We Lived It

As human beings we can’t resist our urge to hear stories of people fighting for what is right. There’s something instinctual about…

Aug 6, 2020

The Fight — We Lived It

Aug 6, 2020

Caitlin Stow

Helmut Newton: The Bad & The Beautiful — Art, Taste, and Feminism

Where is the line between exploitation and empowerment? This is one of my favorite questions. It holds so much history, so much energy…

Aug 3, 2020

Helmut Newton: The Bad & The Beautiful — Art, Taste, and Feminism

Aug 3, 2020

Caitlin Stow

Sunless Shadows — Killing for Freedom, Killing for Life

It’s easy to assume that everyone lives with the same perception of right and wrong, the same vision of justice. A significant aspect of…

Jul 31, 2020

Sunless Shadows — Killing for Freedom, Killing for Life

Jul 31, 2020

Caitlin Stow

The Days of the Whale — Soft Graffiti in a Hopeless City

The Medellin River, found in Medellin, Colombia, is a bit reminiscent of the Los Angeles River: a man-made channel, unforgivingly rigid…

Jul 30, 2020

The Days of the Whale — Soft Graffiti in a Hopeless City

Jul 30, 2020

Caitlin Stow

A Cuckoo’s Apocalypse: Defining Insanity in the 1970s

One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest and Apocalypse Now are benchmark films of the 1970s, and of film history in general. They challenged the…

Apr 18, 2020

A Cuckoo’s Apocalypse: Defining Insanity in the 1970s

Apr 18, 2020

Caitlin Stow

Unicorn Store — Simply Relatable

In this light-hearted family dramedy, we meet Kit (Brie Larson) right as she’s getting kicked out of art school for foregoing classic art…

Apr 27, 2019

Unicorn Store — Simply Relatable

Apr 27, 2019

Caitlin Stow

Woman at War and Maze — Plot-Heavy, Human-Light

Making a very specific movie is a dangerous endeavor. Not to say that it isn’t worth the risk, but it is without a doubt a risk. As human…

Apr 27, 2019

Woman at War and Maze — Plot-Heavy, Human-Light

Apr 27, 2019

Caitlin Stow

The Mustang — A Feature’s Feature

Recently I’ve been thinking about the differences between a short film, a feature film, and a television series. The obvious difference is…

Apr 11, 2019

The Mustang — A Feature’s Feature

Apr 11, 2019

Caitlin Stow

Caitlin Stow

Filmmaker and writer from Corvallis, Oregon. I write journalistic film reviews about how film affects our lives, and how our lives affect film.

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