Virginie Despentes: "Pretty Things"
Virginie Despentes is a French writer, novelist, and filmmaker. In 2000 she directed her first film, Baise-moi, an adaptation of her 1993 novel.
Virginie Despentes is a French writer, novelist, and filmmaker. In 2000 she directed her first film, Baise-moi, an adaptation of her 1993 novel.
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I wrote Bye Bye Blondie when I was 34. The idea for the novel came out of my personal experience. I had a stepdaughter who occasionally lived with her dad...
Never was there a generation of women who were told so clearly: when you go out of your front door there is...
Over the past three decades, Virginie Despentes has cemented her place as one of the most admired — and argued over — feminist authors in...
“Dear Dickhead” is an epistolary story, built around correspondence between Rebecca, an aging movie star, and Oscar, an author accused of sexual harassment.
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It earned Despentes a feminist cult following. Her books feature stylized focus on intense scenarios that approach the trouble of misogyny with...
Vernon Subutex 1, 2 and 3 is Despentes' fearless dissection of contemporary France through a chorus of extraordinary, often extreme voices.
At the Schaubühne, Thomas Ostermeier's adaptation of the Virginie Despentes novel is a fully alive panorama of neoliberalism.
Writer and filmmaker whose outspoken commentary and essays on sexual violence and feminism made her a prominent intellectual voice supporting the movement in France.