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Women Art Revolution [Import]

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Product Details

  • Format: NTSC, Import
  • Language: English
  • Aspect Ratio: 1.77:1
  • Number of discs: 1
  • MPAA Rating: UNRATED
  • Studio: Zeitgeist Films
  • Release Date: Mar 20 2012
  • ASIN: B006LL3X74

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5.0 out of 5 stars Valuable piece of history - not to be overlooked! May 27 2012
By Zise - Published on Amazon.com
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I loved the film! It is an excellent documentation of this critical piece of women's art history that is often overlooked. Thank you for preserving a valuable part of my own history and reminding me of the important links to the bigger picture.
1.0 out of 5 stars Bought and returned but not the film's fault May 13 2013
By Julia L Moore - Published on Amazon.com
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I love this film; got it out of the library and showed it to a class, who also loved it. But when I bought this copy I had to return it because IT WASN'T THE RIGHT FILM. The case said it was the film, the label on the disk said it was the film, but when I showed up in class to play it, it was a completely different film on the DVD. FAIL--I had to quickly abandon my planned lesson and it put me behind for the rest of the semester. Buy this film but be sure to play it in a non-serious situation first to see if it's right!
2.0 out of 5 stars Dull, earnest and poorly presented April 1 2013
By M. Brown - Published on Amazon.com
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I bought this film because I am currently producing a documentary about an artist movement in the Caribbean, and I was curious to see how other directors have dealt with collectives and movements in their films. I was also really taken by the artwork.

However, I very nearly didn't make it through the whole film. I found the director's stance to be almost apologist and her treatment of the art which she was supposedly celebrating was shoddy. I also found the chronological approach to the storytelling dull. And ultimately, I felt her film was a disservice to feminist art.

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