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“Mister Foe” – Cynthia Fuchs reviews

September 4, 2008 Cynthia Fuchs alliance of women film journalists, cynthia fuchs, female critics, film criticism, film journalists, mister foe, movie reivew, movie reviews, women critics, women film critics, women film directors, women film journalists, women in film

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Hallam’s peeping is a key theme in Hallam Foe (inexplicably retitled for U.S distribution). Even more odiously, the film repeatedly aligns your perspective with his. It’s not that you feel sympathetic, exactly, or even that you come to understand his habit. But you see what he sees. Read more>>

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Cynthia Fuchs

Cynthia Fuchs is Film and TV reviews editor at PopMatters.com and director of Film & Media Studies and Associate Professor of English, Film & Video Studies, African and African American Studies, Sport & American Culture, and Women and Gender Studies at George Mason University.