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such a cool movie with gorgeous visuals, reminds me of gregg araki a lot


Movie spotlight
Shown at The Spectacular Optical, Threadwaxing Space, New York City, Miami Museum of Contemporary Art, Miami. No Is Yes examines the inevitable co-option of counter culture through two teenage girls that accidentally kill and mutilate their favorite rockstar. It is inspired by MTV' s habitual use of experimental film and video techniques to render elaborate ads for their specialized product—the pop star.
A short documentary exploring the complexities of consent, particularly in the context of sexual relationships. It delves into the nuances of communication and the importance of clear, affirmative consent. The film uses interviews and scenarios to illustrate its points.
As a short documentary, 'No Is Yes' likely received limited critical reviews but would have been appreciated for its educational value and its timely exploration of consent. Its impact would be measured by its use in educational settings and its ability to spark conversation.
Praised for its direct approach to a sensitive topic.
Valued for its educational contribution to discussions on consent.
Noted for its clarity in illustrating non-verbal cues and affirmative consent.
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The film was produced by the National Film Board of Canada, known for its socially relevant documentaries.
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such a cool movie with gorgeous visuals, reminds me of gregg araki a lot