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Caroline Saramowicz

(She/Her)
London
As seen in: Moss UK, Medium, The Independent (UK), Metro (UK), HuffPost UK, Refinery29, Refinery29 UK, Stylist, The Pool UK, TCMmagazine
Covers:  Queer Culture, Entertainment (TV/Cinema), Disabilities, Lifestyle/Friendships, Gaming
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Freelance writer with bylines in Huffpost, Stylist, Refinery29 and Independent. I write about queer stuff and disabilities mostly, but the occasional culture piece makes it's way in there too.

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Does Influencer Envy End In Your Thirties ? No, Actually

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By Caroline Saramowicz
| Medium
Source: Mikoto.Raw @ After watching the Paris Hilton documentary This is Paris last year, I became acutely aware that I was following far too many influencers on Instagram. Scrolling through image after image, I was being force-fed (albeit by my own hand) edited versions of beautiful women ten years my junior travelling, eating and buying things I was not. In a frenzy, I started unfollowing them. After all, Instagram was a collection of content that I had curated for myself, right?
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Was sich am lesbischen Kino dringend ändern muss

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By Caroline Saramowicz
| Refinery29 Verified
Foto: freundlicherweise zur Verfügung gestellt von Guy Ferrandis/SBS Productions „Benedetta“ (2021) Als sich die 74. Filmfestspiele von Cannes letzten Monat dem Ende zuneigten, sorgte vor allem ein Film für eine wilde Debatte und neugierige Unterhaltungen: Benedetta, das neueste Werk des provokanten Regisseurs von Showgirls und Basic Instinct, Paul Verhoeven. Der Film, der in einem Nonnenkloster des 17.
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This Is What Needs To Change In Lesbian Cinema

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By Caroline Saramowicz
| Refinery29 Verified
Photo Courtesy of Guy Ferrandis/SBS Productions. Benedetta (2021) As the 74th Cannes Film Festival drew to a close last week, one film in particular remained the subject of wild debate and curious conversation: Benedetta, the latest creation by provocative Showgirls and Basic Instinct director Paul Verhoeven. The film, centring around a 17th century nunnery, features all the characteristics of a Verhoeven production: bloody violence, religious blasphemy and sex. A lot of sex.
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