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The Rough-and-Ready Brilliance of Barbara Hammer’s “Nitrate Kisses”

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The Rough-and-Ready Brilliance of Barbara Hammer’s “Nitrate Kisses”
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The late feminist director Barbara Hammer's films are not always easy to digest, with their syncopated cuts, layered edits, and general refusal of linear narratives. And yet, her playful and persistent curiosity — along with her insistence on foregrounding what she witnessed and experienced of lesbian sexuality, life, and history, beginning at a time when few other out lesbians were making films — has ensured her place in the cinematic record. And so it is no surprise that in

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