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Yael Friedman

LARB CONTRIBUTOR

Carnal Thoughts: On Alice Blackhurst’s “Luxury, Sensation and the Moving Image”

Adèle Cassigneul reviews Alice Blackhurst’s “Luxury, Sensation and the Moving Image,” and, in doing so, interrogates feminist artistic constellations as they are traditionally understood....

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Max Levin writes about Ricky D’Ambrose’s autobiographical feature film, “The Cathedral.”...

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John Waters on Filmmaking, Felonies, Fox News, and Fucking

Conor Williams gawks at “Liarmouth: A Feel-Bad Romance” by John Waters....

Yael Friedman is a writer based in New York. Her reviews and essays about art, culture, cities, and sports have appeared in The Economist, Bloomberg, The Forward, Haaretz, The Daily Beast, Urban Omnibus, Galaxy Brain, and elsewhere.