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A Compassionate Look at a Taboo Subject Introduction “The Bigamist,” released in 1953, is another groundbreaking film directed by Ida Lupino, who was no stranger to tackling controversial and complex subjects. The film explores the life of a man entangled…
A Tense Journey into the Human Psyche Introduction “The Hitch-Hiker,” released in 1953, is a gripping film noir directed by Ida Lupino, who was already known for her daring explorations of complex social issues. This film stands out as a…
A Light-Hearted Departure with a Touch of Depth Introduction “The Trouble with Angels,” released in 1966, marks a significant departure for director Ida Lupino, who was known for her gritty, socially conscious films. This comedy-drama, set in an all-girls Catholic…
A Sensitive Take on Physical Disability and the Human Spirit Introduction “Never Fear,” released in 1950, is another remarkable film directed by Ida Lupino, who was known for her courage in tackling socially relevant and often taboo subjects. This film…
A Pioneering Exploration of Unwed Motherhood and Social Stigma Introduction “Not Wanted,” released in 1949, is a groundbreaking film directed by Ida Lupino, one of the few female directors in Hollywood’s Golden Age. The film delves into the taboo subject…