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High listeners we wanted to provide a content warning for this episode because the movie as well as our discussion involves things like stalking, spousal abuse, physical assault and violence toward women just so everyone is aware enjoy the episode.

On the back of the cast questions asked movies have women in them are all their discussions just boyfriends and husbands or do they have individualism the patriarchy's best start changing it with the back of the cast.

Jamie Caitlin take a look into my telescope okay and observe from a distance the movie body double and how it asks us to.

The empathetic toward a protagonist who is okay we're starting negative a crazy negative for coming in yeah I'm so I can't stop looking at so my my dog is here right now.

I wanted to say at the top first of all welcome to the back so cast welcome signal you know this this movie is going to be an interesting chat.

There are all sunnies here and I got him a couple tennis balls because I'm a you know I'm you're a good mommy I just like to give him things but they're squeaky I didn't realize they're squeaky and he wouldn't stop barking at me until I gave him all four so there might be some squeaks.

He's he has them all he's arranged them into a little diamond and he just keeps looking at them lustfully whoa and then occasionally he'll pick one up in his mouth and squeaky and then put it back and then re-arranged the diamond formation it's kind of second second perverted it's because I showed him body double well I was going to say I mean speaking of looking at things lustfully yeah I know he learned it he said I learned it from my boy Dupalma horrifying okay welcome to the back to cast my.

Jamie Loftus my name is Caitlin Durante and this is our show where we examine movies through an intersectional feminist lens and we use the Bechtel test simply as a jumping off point to inspire a larger conversation about film.

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