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‘Memories of a Burning Body’ Review: Women Told to Cover Up Reveal All
VarietyStory by Stephen Saito
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Women directors shine a light on the industry's sexist double standards in 'Memories of a Burning Body', a revealing exploration of the challenges they face on set.
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- Director Antonella Sudasassi Furniss exposes the gendered parameters of her film set, highlighting the expectation that female filmmakers must constantly manage their appearance and work under the male gaze.
- Actress Sol Carabello's intimate performance is the heart of the film, powerfully depicting the emotional toll of being 'covered up' and sexualized on set, despite being a talented professional.
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Antonella Sudasassi Furniss, Sol Carabello, 'Memories of a Burning Body'