Cult Popture | PORCO ROSSO Explained: Feminism, Masculinity and Miyazaki | The Director Project @CultPopture | Uploaded December 2020 | Updated October 2024, 11 minutes ago.
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Welcome to the Director Project! A monthly playlist series where creators from all across film Youtube make a bunch of video essays analyzing a chosen director. For December 2020, we're looking at Hayao Miyazaki!

For our submission, we look towards PORCO ROSSO, an outlier in Miyazaki's mostly feminist filmography... Or is it? Is Porco's sexism and misogyny meaningless? Or is it an avenue for Miyazaki to discuss and critique toxic masculnity? All men are pigs! Or are they?

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Music:
"Aerosol of my Love"
"Bleeping Demo"
"Doh De Oh"
"Limit 70"
"Night in Venice"
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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