An Interview with Léa Le Cudennec, or “The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina”

Léa: It was released for Halloween, so obviously it was the best thing to release it in its entirety. Because it was very seasonal in that way and everyone was excited to have that brand new show for Halloween. Léa: Yeah well in the second episode, she is meant to complete her dark baptism, where sh...

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Published inOffscreen Vol. 22; no. 12
Main Author Mehran, Max
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Montreal Donald Totaro 01.12.2018
Subjects
Anime
Feminism
Film studies
Halloween
Motion pictures
Remakes & sequels
Television programs
Canada
Montreal Quebec Canada
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Summary:Léa: It was released for Halloween, so obviously it was the best thing to release it in its entirety. Because it was very seasonal in that way and everyone was excited to have that brand new show for Halloween. Léa: Yeah well in the second episode, she is meant to complete her dark baptism, where she, spoiler alert, decides not to go through with it because she wants the best of both worlds. Because she has everything set up to be special. Remaking it without acknowledging and pushing for these feminist ideas would have missed the mark. Victoria Berndt received her BA in English and Film Studies at Wilfrid Laurier University and is currently pursuing her MA in Film Studies at Concordia University, Montreal.
ISSN:1712-9559