Watching Lesbian Porn
A pornographic parody, Watching Lesbian Porn situates feminism as a means of manipulation in the lesbian world of dating. Armed with a selection of feminist texts by Judith Butler, Luce Irigaray, Laura Mulvey, bell hooks, and Andrea Dworkin, McLeod describes how flexible these texts really are. Meanwhile in the background, Ginger Discovery and Lucky Chopps give an over-the-top performance that is charged with campy choreography and sexy slapstick.
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A pornographic parody, Watching Lesbian Porn situates feminism as a means of manipulation in the lesbian world of dating. Armed with a selection of feminist texts by Judith Butler, Luce Irigaray, Laura Mulvey, bell hooks, and Andrea Dworkin, McLeod describes how flexible these texts really are. Meanwhile in the background, Ginger Discovery and Lucky Chopps give an over-the-top performance that is charged with campy choreography and sexy slapstick.
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