Join writers/friends Maggie and Marin as they discuss depictions of girlhood in film, literature, and other media. Girlhood Movie Database is a celebration of pop culture, the audacity of youth, and the ways we grow away from and into our bodies and dreams for ourselves and each other.
Tell Me I’m Sorry
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32 episodes
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Join writers/friends Maggie and Marin as they discuss depictions of girlhood in film, literature, and other media. Girlhood Movie Database is a celebration of pop culture, the audacity of youth, and the ways we grow away from and into our bodies and dreams for ourselves and each other.
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Recent Episodes
July 8, 2026
30. Valley Girl (1983)
Before Nicolas Cage recited the alphabet or wooed Cher or stole the Declaration of Independence, he played a punk doofus in Martha Coolidge’s sweet and silly coming-of-age romance VALLEY GIRL. We admire the film’s affectionate skewering of the 80s, its textured female POV, and how singular its male lead is within the canon of teen cinema. Marin also teaches Maggie about the existence of Jake and Logan Paul (the latter of whom starred in a jukebox musical remake of the film). Follow us on Instagram: @girlhoodmoviedatabase Secondary texts referenced: Clueless (1995) dir. Amy Heckerling Dead Poets Society (1989) dir. Peter Weir Sorry, Baby (2025) dir. Eva Victor Valley Girl (2020) dir. Rachel Lee Goldenberg
April 14, 2026
29. "Wuthering Heights" (2026)
Two months after it arrived (and everyone seemed to have an opinion on it), does anyone even care about Emerald Fennell’s “WUTHERING HEIGHTS” anymore? We do, I guess. We both agree this movie would be more interesting if it was far better or far worse, because middling movies just aren’t very fun! We get into the film’s characterization and aesthetics, Emily Brontë’s novel, and how the movie functions, according to Fennell herself, as an act of teenage “wish fulfillment.” Follow us on Instagram: @girlhoodmoviedatabase Secondary texts referenced: Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë The Annotated Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë, edited by Janet Gezari Wuthering Heights (2011) dir. Andrea Arnold “The 32 Best (and Worst) Wuthering Heights Adaptations” by Bilge Ebiri Emerald Fennell profile in the Los Angeles Times
February 3, 2026
28. Hedda
What is cinematic pleasure, you ask? We offer Nia DaCosta’s HEDDA (2025) as an answer: stylish formal choices, substantive commentary on gender/race/class, delicious sexual tension, and a transfixing titular character whose antics range from petty revenge to evil. We also manage to put the film in conversation with Saltburn (a far inferior object, Marin argues) and the panned Ryan Murphy legal drama All’s Fair (which Maggie watched during a bout of the flu). Follow us on Instagram: @girlhoodmoviedatabase
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