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Freelance writer: exactly the publications you’d expect. Gaylord. Jewess. Aunt. Writes newsletter about weird stuff. She/her eleanormargolis@mac.com
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‘Sheer outrageousness’: writers on their favourite LGBTQ+ movie characters

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By El Hunt Verified, Louis Staples, Miriam Balanescu Verified, Benjamin LEE, Megan Wallace, Shrai Popat Verified, Veronica Esposito, Owen Myers Verified, Eleanor Margolis Verified
| AOL UK Verified
Forget about dimly lit period dramas where miserable women with no access to electricity gently sob in their heaving corsets and accidentally-on-purpose brush hands in the trembling candlelight; overblown, bombastic heist-capers and brooding, butch anti-heroes are far more up my street when it comes to lesbian cinema. What, after all, could be more intensely gay than immediately committing to a life of crime with someone you've only just set eyes on?
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‘It soothes me’: why The Blair Witch Project is my feelgood movie

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By Eleanor Margolis Verified
| Yahoo Movies Canada Verified
I’m not sure I could blame anyone for choosing, as their feelgood film, a film in which the characters feel good. Cinema is supposed to manipulate us emotionally - that’s the whole point. Nemo feels good when he’s found, and we feel good for him. By this logic, horror films should make us feel bad.
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‘It soothes me’: why The Blair Witch Project is my feelgood movie

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By Eleanor Margolis Verified
| Inkl
Heather Donahue in The Blair Witch Project. Photograph: Pathe/Allstar I’m not sure I could blame anyone for choosing, as their feelgood film, a film in which the characters feel good. Cinema is supposed to manipulate us emotionally - that’s the whole point. Nemo feels good when he’s found, and we feel good for him. By this logic, horror films should make us feel bad.
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