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Xuanlin Tham
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Contributor, Freelance
United Kingdom
Beats
Biography
Film programmer and critic – writes on everything but especially interested in queerness, the body, and East Asian cinema.
Crime , Human Interest, Film , Health, History, Cultural Politics , Italy
Any other sports.
Content
By Xuanlin Tham, TextXuanlin Tham| AnOther Magazine Verified Drawing examples from recent films like Babygirl, Passages and How to Have Sex, Xuanlin Tham makes a case for the enduring importance of the sex scene The sex scene is statistically disappearing from our screens, in parallel with the rise of increasingly commonplace anti-sex scene sentiment. This is a political phenomenon inextricable from our widespread immiseration and violence under late capitalism – one which illuminates the borders of what we are allowed to feel and experience today
By Xuanlin Tham| Flipboard@ The sex scene is statistically disappearing from our screens, in parallel with the rise of increasingly commonplace anti-sex scene sentiment. This is …
By Douglas Greenwood Verified, Xuanlin Tham| i-D Verified Be it Anora or Challengers, Babygirl or Nosferatu, it seems there’s nothing more offensive to the terminally online than the act of two (or three) people fucking on-screen. The sex scene has long been a key factor in narrative cinema, and while it’s gathered some vocal defenders and detractors online, to the writer Xuanlin Tham, the exhausted discourse has been misguided from both sides. On one hand, they found some dismissed these expressions of on-screen desire to be gratuitous and unnecessary
Company Info
Freelance
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De Pere, Wisconsin, United States