Second-Class Citizen: An Intersectional Femivision Essay on Kira Muratova by Essie
Three years after Kira Muratova’s passing, her films remain as enigmatic — and criminally underseen…
Intimacy and WandaVision, or Where Did All the Sex Go?: An Intersectional Femivision Article by Persia
There have been a lot of thinkpieces written in the past few years about the…
Doris Day and the Fine Line Between Feminism and Sexism: An Intersectional Femivision Article by Cori Domschot
When looking at the Doris Day and Rock Hudson romantic comedies Pillow Talk (Gordon, 1959),…
The Code and Women
Neither Joe Breen nor Will Hays killed Jean Harlow’s career. That was, alas, probably uremic…
Disney Byways: Teenage Girl Idols
Sure, Disney’s first star, even before there was a Walt Disney Pictures, was four-year-old Virginia…
Ann Rule: The Face of True Crime
True crime writing does not begin with Ann Rule. Joseph Wambaugh published The Onion Field…
A Name Change
This year, the Women’s+ Canon Month has been renamed Intersectional Femivision. This is an attempt…
ZOMBIE LAND SAGA: An Intersectional Femivision Article by Haley Ioppini
Like most people, I have a complicated relationship with idol singers. We’ve heard every argument…
Welcome to Intersectional Femivision 2021! (Formerly known as The Women’s+ Canon)
That’s right, for our third straight year, we at The Solute are spending March celebrating…
The Simple Amusement of THE TROUBLE WITH ANGELS: A Women’s+ Canon Article
It is personally appropriate that The Trouble With Angels should be the perpetual Dissolve Movie…