Moira teaches cinema studies and feminist film and theory at City College of San Francisco. She is one of the world’s experts on the work of Maya Deren.
This piece is part of our double feature on Ingrid Bergman: In Her Own Words. Please see Moira Sullivan’s interview with... View Article
Written by Moira Sullivan Developmental Editing by Alexandra Hidalgo Copy Editing and Posting by Sabrina Hirsch Agnès Varda was a... View Article
Interview by Moira Sullivan Copy Editing and Posting by Sabrina Hirsch Anna Serner has been the chief executive officer of the “Swedish... View Article
Review by Moira Sullivan Developmental Editing by Alexandra Hidalgo Copy Editing and Posting by Katie Grimes Amy (2015). United States, 128 minutes. Directed by Asif... View Article
Review by Moira Sullivan Developmental Editing by Alexandra Hidalgo Copy Editing and Posting by Katie Grimes Carol (2015). France, 118 minutes. Directed... View Article
Review by Moira Sullivan Developmental Editing by Alexandra Hidalgo Copy Editing and Posting by Katie Grimes This review is part of a... View Article
Written by Moira Sullivan Developmental Editing by Alexandra Hidalgo Copy Editing and Posting by Katie Grimes This article is part of... View Article
Review by Moira Sullivan Developmental Editing by Alexandra Hidalgo Copy Editing and Posting by Katie Grimes Unbroken (2014). Australia, 137 minutes. Directed by... View Article
Review by Moira Sullivan Developmental Editing, Copy Editing, and Posting by Alexandra Hidalgo This review is part of a double feature... View Article
Review by Moira Sullivan Developmental Editing, Copy Editing, and Posting by Alexandra Hidalgo This review is part of double feature on the... View Article
A remake can be a welcome addition and Peirce’s film is just that. The cinematography, mise-en-scène, art direction, and character development are modernized, making the film accessible to today’s youth, particularly the reality of cyberbullying.
I am a daughter in a mother/daughter relationship, I have been in the girls’ locker room when the girls are acting mean and they have a particular way of doing that. I also, at the same time as you, look at how I present my gender and live. I am a tomboy.