IFWT #164 - Daughters of Darkness (1971) [ft. Suzanne Boleyn]

<p>Film historian and writer Suzanne Boleyn joins the show this week to discuss Belgian director Harry Kumel&#39;s 1971 vampire film Daughters of Darkness. </p><p>Suzanne is not only a fan of this film that explores sexuality, gender politics and possibly even fascism, she also contributed an essay for Radiance&#39;s brilliant set where she dived into the symbolism that exists in this work and what it actually means. </p><p>Which is a huge bonus for this episode, as Daughters of Darkness is ripe for analysis and a plethora of interpretations due to its relative opaqueness and symbolism that exists in almost every frame. </p>