Marie Antoinette: It’s Hard Being a Woman in Any Era

from Peculiar Picture Show · host Brandon Gregory

Brandon and Maria discuss the 2006 film Marie Antoinette, a historical drama directed by Sofia Coppola. They muse on the film's ultimate purpose, its modern tone, and what feminism, sexism, racism—all the isms—have to do with mental health. Also, Maria sucks at history and invents something called a Housekeeping Segment, and Brandon can’t seem to take us away.

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