AbstractHélène Cixous's liminal text 'The Laugh of the Medusa' calls for a challenge of traditional representations of femininity and prompts women to inscribe their hitherto concealed femininity into the world. Depicting the love, relationship and loss experienced by two female characters, Julie Maroh's 2010 Blue Is the Warmest Color provides a narrative sustained by a reclaimed Exarchopoulos whose breakout performance was in the sexually explicit Blue Is the Warmest Color, did not want to be nude. But actual nudity wasn't crucial to what Sachs was trying to accomplish Theproblem with Blue is the Warmest Colour. A decade since Abdellatif Kechiche's film made history at the Cannes Film Festival, its legacy is a troubling one. I t's hard to know for sure how Abdellatif Kechiche felt when, for the first time in the history of the Cannes Film Festival, the Palme D'or was awarded not just to him and his film BlueIs the Warmest Colour (2013) - Awards, nominations, and wins. Menu. Movies. Hype for this film makes me nauseous." Black Film Critics Circle Awards. 2013 Winner BFCC Award. Best Foreign Film; Indiewire Critics' Poll. 2013 Nominee ICP Award. Best Film; 8th place. Ifelt like Blue is the Warmest Colour told the story of a very alienating love for the protagonist, Adele. The film is divided up into two pretty distinct chapters which show us Adele and Emma at the start of their relationship and at the end of it. Thisessay uses the films Blue is the Warmest Colour (Kechiche, 2013), and Carol (Haynes, 2015) to examine the challenges and questions which arise when a male filmmaker directs a film with a queer female relationship at its centre. Whenever a male creator has authorial power over queer female subjects their authenticity comes into question. .

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