1. Ida Lupino
... escape since he longs to spare the feelings of both women he loves. Either interpretation still do not make the film more feminist because Phyllis becomes victimized and Eve made to look foolish. Neither woman benefits from the skewed situation nor do they look any more benevolent than Harry since ... look bad because the men appear to uphold better moral standards and are adverse to greed. However, Florence in Hard, Fast, and Beautiful and Phyllis in The Bigamist give a little bit of hope for femininity in Lupino's movies because they are not adverse to deciding their fate nor do they ....
- Word Count: 1886
- Approx Pages: 8
- Grade Level: Undergraduate