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Category Archives: Gender
Pakistani-American director Iram Parveen Bilal’s new film shows a different type of Pakistani family
I’ll Meet You There is Bilal’s third feature film after Josh and PHD film. Josh was released in Pakistan in 2012 at a time when Pakistani cinema was shakily climbing back up to its feet. We sat down with Bilal to find out more about the film and … Continue reading
Posted in Gender, Ideaology, Multimedia, Pakistan, Redemption, South Asia, Trailers
Tagged cinema, feminism, film, independent film, Iram Parveen Bilal, Meet you there, pakistan
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The veil in anxious times
An Australian MP’s burqa-wearing stunt this week won’t be last time this issue will come up. But under the veil of the Western preoccupation with head covering, what is this really about? This week, Australia’s far-right One Nation party leader … Continue reading
Posted in Gender, Islamophobia, Redneckia, Religion of Abraham
Tagged Australia, burqa, france, Gender, Head Covering, Hijab, islam, islamophobia
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