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Wadjda
Young Adult
Higher Ground
Precious
Juno
Aquamarine
Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen
Thirteen
Pumpkin
Things You Can Tell Just by Looking at Her
Brokedown Palace
Practical Magic
Anastasia
Gone
Eighth Grade
The DUFF
Black Swan
Coraline
Saving Flora
Gravity
RYAN STONE is a medical engineer, specialized in hospital scanning systems. She's focused on her work as though she's all alone in the world. This is her first mission.from the screenplay
Stoker
Shopgirl
Scream
"The female protagonist in most narratives plays a familiar and unchanging role: she is the passive object of the active male hero's quest or the prize at the end of his journey. Agency, movement, and change belong to the male hero, and action--even violent action--is not only sanctioned for him but serves as a means of proving his courage and strength. The slasher film exaggerates this opposition according to its own highly stylized generic requirements: blonde female victims ("some big-breasted girl" as one character in Scream observes) and male psychopaths. Male fear of female sexuality becomes encoded in the slasher convention that only female virgins can survive--a convention that Scream notably rejects."
Karlyn, Kathleen Rowe (2003) 'Scream, popular culture and feminism's third wave: "I'm not my mother"', Genders, vol. 38.
FernGully: The Last Rainforest
Postcards from the Edge
Funny Girl
Mary Poppins
Cinderella
Here you will find movies with a female lead or female co-leads only. Movies with male-female co-leads are not included.
"Leading characters drive the unfolding storyline while co-leading characters drive the unfolding storyline together and share roughly equal screen
time. Films with multiple male leads or multiple female leads were folded into the male lead and female lead categories, respectively. The co-lead
category includes ensemble casts where both men and women are featured roughly equally."
From the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media
"Leading characters drive the unfolding storyline while co-leading characters drive the unfolding storyline together and share roughly equal screen
time. Films with multiple male leads or multiple female leads were folded into the male lead and female lead categories, respectively. The co-lead
category includes ensemble casts where both men and women are featured roughly equally."
From the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media
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