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This episode Ria, Megan and Mike discuss Sofia Coppola's 2006 film, Marie Antoinette. Listen and enjoy as Megan proves that she is smarter than us all and gives us a short history lesson about Marie Antoinette and the French revolution.
We discuss the frivolity of youth, modern music in period dramas and how society views young women.
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Femme on Film is a place to talk about films made for women, about women, by women… just awesome lady folk (and those who identify as awesome lady folk) content that has often been unfairly maligned, misunderstood by critics, and are often way ahead of their time and need a revisit. Ria guests discuss all of this and much more!
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Intro and outro music: Say You Will by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com
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