She inches glass to break (2018) View fullsize She inches glass to break (2018), installation view, VCUarts MFA exhibition, Anderson Gallery, Richmond. View fullsize She inches glass to break (2018), installation view, VCUarts MFA exhibition, Anderson Gallery, Richmond. View fullsize She inches glass to break (2018), installation view, VCUarts MFA exhibition, Anderson Gallery, Richmond. View fullsize Sitcom-style She inches glass to break (2018) portrays a trio of librarians. The characters debate the merits and political shortcomings of two films as they decide on a library film screening program — from the use of yellow face in Breakfast At Tiffany’s and the arthouse feminist film Ticket of No Return (1979). She inches glass to break is in essence is a film review; in which the characters are alienated or emboldened by Ticket of No Return’s protagonist, whom is a wealthy white woman that silently drinks herself to death in response to patriarchy. While characters Leah and Daria identify with The Drinker’s self-annilation and silent refusal to speak, the character Michelle is much more critical of the film’s feminism. There are ad breaks (well really just one) that promotes a tool for cinemagoers in the form of a pair of glasses. Delivered through observational humor and conversation, at the heart of this video is a question of film history affects audiences and utilises ongoing conversation between the films and my reframing as a tool for feminist thinking.Directed and written by Liang Luscombe Parallel Gaze (2017) was a collaboration between Liang Luscombe and Jack Lundquist Audio Engineering: Butch Jacoby Theme music: Edward Sharp-Paul Laughers: Diana Antohe, Holly Morrison, Johanna Robinson, Michael Royce, Yu Su Patterned Pants: Isa Gagarin Movie Goer: Erica HughesVoice Over: Erica Hughes