When Chloé Galibert-Laîné enters the word “anger” into the GIF folder of her texting app, the first 20 results are: 16 male figures, 3 animals and only 1 female figure. Anger is apparently not part of women’s standard emotional repertoire. From role-playing games to animated GIFs, from re-enacted performances to poetic texts, this video essay asks a fundamental question: What constitutes an authentic expression of anger?