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The film revolves around the development of the women's movement. Actors come together on stage and debate topics such as feminism, sexuality, gender performances, power structures, and activism, commenting on their own words. The film also provides insights behind the scenes and creates a fluid transition between the past and the present.
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The film revolves around the development of the women's movement. Actors come together on stage and debate topics such as feminism, sexuality, gender performances, power structures, and activism, commenting on their own words. The film also provides insights behind the scenes and creates a fluid transition between the past and the present.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Rolf Peter Kahl, Saralisa Volm
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Runtime:86 minutes
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Cast
Rolf Peter Kahl
Director
Saralisa Volm
Germaine Greer
Luise Helm
Jill Johnston
Heike-Melba Fendel
Diana Trilling
Marie Céline Yildirim
Jaqueline Ceballos
Rolf Peter Kahl
Norman Mailer
Cynthia Buchheim
Cynthia Ozick
Stefanie Schuster
Susan Sontag
Kirstin Warnke
Lucy Komisar
Sonja Hilberger
Betty Friedan
Mario Mentrup
Anatole Broyard
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