Barbie, the most popular doll ever created, is a fashion icon and a target for feminists. This telling documentary features new footage, access to Barbie's biggest reinvention, and examines over 60 years of women through the lens of an 11.5-inch plastic doll.
Andrea Blaugrund Nevins
Director
Gloria Steinem
Self
Richard Dickson
Self
Ruth Handler
Self
Kristina Duncan
Self
Michelle Chidoni
Self - Senior Account Executive, Mattel Inc.
Kim Culmone
Self
M.G. Lord
Self
Elliot Handler
Self
Amy Richards
Self - Feminist Author and Activist
Amanda Foreman
Self - Historian
John W. Ryan
Self
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