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Re: Priscilla

Top5 Publications <[log in to unmask]>
Wed, 23 Nov 1994 13:57:04 CST
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On Tuesday, Nov. 22, P. Feng said:
 
> (3) And certainly the portrait of Pilipina women was not politically
>     correct under any definition.
 
Bravo!  I was hoping someone would bring this point up.  I was sitting
here, biting my tongue because of my recent unpopular stance on Quentin
Tarantino's use of racist language.
 
I, too, found that particular sequence to be tasteless -- and needlessly
so, just like Tarantino & PF.  It marred an otherwise wonderful film.  It
is particularly hard to understand in this case because *Priscilla* was
otherwise so understanding in its depiction of people who live outside the
established "norms" of contemporary society.
 
Christopher White
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