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The Bechdel test or "classifier films Mo '
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is a kind of litmus test that evaluates the presence of women in movies
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It originated in the comic Allison Bechdel
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"Dykes to watch out for" 1985.
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It works like this: a film that has just passed these three simple questions:
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First: There are two or more women in the film, whose name?
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Second: talk to each other?
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And the third: talk to each other about something other than a man?
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It's pretty amazing the amount of Movies that do not exceed the test.
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Furthermore, it is an indicator of whether a film is feminist or if good
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only shows if there are female prescence in it, and how they talk about something other than men.
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To prove that this is a systemic problem is real and not just in some movies here and there,
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I can show a couple of films that do not pass the test.
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* Instrumental *
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* Instrumental *
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* Instrumental *
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OK, I've understood. These are just a few of the many films that do not pass this test.
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When you call a systemic problem
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what I mean is, there are only a few people here and there who do not appreciate women
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or do not want to explain women's stories, but rather that the entire industry
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is based on the creation of films that meet the men and dealing with them.
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The next time you go to the movies, just get yourself these questions:
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There are two or more women in the film, they have names?
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Talk to each other? And talk to each other about something other than a man?