Archive of the Architecture of the Feminine Body in Contemporary Film

Syracuse University School of Architecture | Becky Goetzke

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Carol Van Sant, wearing all white, fixing her daughter’s hair. Her daughter is holding a doll, symbolizing the lineage of ‘motherhood’ imposed upon the women of stepford. The Woman and her child are surrounded by white.

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

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