Archive of the Architecture of the Feminine Body in Contemporary Film

Syracuse University School of Architecture | Becky Goetzke

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stepford-wives_new-york_street_car

Joanna waits for her husband, Walter, to join her and their children in their car before they move to STepford, Connecticut from their apartment in New York City.

Forbes, Bryan, dir, “The Stepford Wives.” 1975.

1970s, commodification, confinement, double framing, objectification, stills, The Stepford Wives (1975)

cars, commodification, confinement, daughter, empty seat, father, joanna, mother, moving, new york city, objectification, walter

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