How The Dig and Ammonite Fetishize British-ness ...Middle East

With the release of the drama Ammonite, paleontology has joined palace intrigue and oil painting on the list of surprising provocations to lesbian sex in recent historical films. Ammonite is a fictionalized account of a love story between the famous (real) fossil hunter Mary Anning and an ailing woman tourist, set at the seaside in 1840s England. Like fellow queer imagined histories The Favourite (2018) and Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019), Ammonite is sensuous and dark, almost luxuriantly interested in the textures of the pre-industrial past—leather, rain, mud, candlelight, stone. Kate Winslet plays Mary as a grumpy and underpaid butch with an expert, elemental connection to the coastline

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