Themes of feminism are present in films such as Faces of Women, which Ukadike states "[questions] Africa's cultural patrimony and the strategies of patriarchal subordination of women".[1]:108 Feminist films became popular in Kenyan films during the 1990s and continue to be popular as of 2017, resulting in many repeated feminist themes such as a female character escaping an early marriage by running away being present in films such as Price of a Daughter and Saikati, as well as Saikati's sequel.[25] Kenneth W. Harrow has written that African feminism has some differences from Western feminism, in that "One would overturn the club; the other would join it" as African feminism is "more a concern over gender equality and social or economic justice" whereas European or Western feminism focuses on issues such as "the status of the subject, gender identity, gendered language, partriarchy and above all oppositionality predominante".[26]:133 He in turn also questions whether European feminism would be at odds with African feminist filmmakers and see them as "inadvertently sustaining a partriarchal order and thus subverting their own goals".[26]:139