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05 AUGUST 2012
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Jane Campion: A Girl’s Own Story (short film)

"Jane Campion has been a dominant force in world cinema for nearly two decades. Shot delicately in black-and-white, A Girl's Own Story is an early short film that traces the stories of three suburban teenage girls (Pam, Gloria and Stella) in 1960's Australia. It deals with the difficulties of burgeoning sexuality, incest, friendship and family against the backdrop of Beatlemania and an era that valued the isolating notions of purity and wholesomeness over honesty and acceptance."

(Anton de Lonno 11 July 2010, Senses of Cinema)

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1960s • 1984 • A Girls Own Story • An Angel at My Table (film) • Australia • Australian cinema • auteur • Beatlemania • black and white • boys • burgeoning sexuality • chiaroscuro • cold • Cut (film) • David Lynch • desire • doll play • eery • effigy • expressionistic • expressionistic conventions • family • female sexuality • femininity • friendship • Gabrielle Shornegg • gender performance culture • Geraldine Haywood • haunting moment • honesty and acceptance • humour • I Feel the Cold • ice-skating • incest • Ingmar Bergman • inky suburban subconscious • intimate sexuality • isolation • Jane Campion • lustful embrace • Marina Knight • New Zealand filmmaker • parents • pathos • Peter Weir • Piano (film) • purity • Senses of Cinema (journal) • sexual agency • short film • suburban • teenage girls • tenderness • The Beatles • The Portrait of a Lady (film) • wholesomeness • world cinema

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Simon Perkins
10 FEBRUARY 2012
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Peggy Orenstein on our gender performance culture

"Peggy Orenstein ('Cinderella Ate My Daughter: Dispatches from the Front Lines of the New Girlie-Girl Culture') and Kaveri Subrahmanyam ('Digital Youth: The Role of Media in Development') had a conversation about girl culture and digital media for Googlers in Santa Monica on February 9, 2011. They were joined by Adriana Manago, who works with Kaveri at the Children's Digital Media Center (UCLA/CSULA)."
(About @Google Talks, 9 February 2011)

Fig.1 Kaveri Subrahmanyam talks to Peggy Orenstein about "Cinderella Ate My Daughter", About @Google Talks [18:24]

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Adriana Manago • Barbie Fashion Designer • boredom • boys • bullying • chat room • Cinderella • Cinderella Ate My Daughter • culture of pretty • desire • digital media • digital youth • doll play • empowerment • Facebook • feminism • gender • gender performance culture • girlhood • girls • Google Inc • Google Talks • identity • identity development • Kaveri Subrahmanyam • Lord and Taylor • market segmentation • media literacy • media researcher • new media • new technology • nursery colours • overcoding • parent • Peggy Orenstein • performance culture • performativity • pink • pink and pretty • popular zeitgeist • pornography • pretty • sexting • sexual agency • sexualisation • sexuality • social media • socialisation • Tyler Clementi • young girl

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Simon Perkins
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