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I'm on the committee of a Philosophy Society
in my university, and am organizing a feminism-themed
week. We'll have a discussion group and hopefully
some speakers, but the plan is also to show a
film. Are there any films you would recommend,
either about feminism or addressing feminism-related
issues? Thanks in advance!
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There are a few films that I would recommend
or a few different routes — one, I would
try the Hollywood route — a film such as
Lovely and Amazing, which is all about
body image;
Fight Club, which is all about masculinity;
or
Knocked Up — and then perhaps
analyze these from a feminist perspective. Another
option is documentaries that are explicitly feminist — there
is I Was a Teenage Feminist, which
I haven't seen and also some big time ones for
Lifetime and the Ken Burns documentary about
the suffragist struggle. Then another route is
documentaries that are less explicitly feminist — for
instance, check out chickeneggpics.org — they
will give you some ideas. I hope that helps.
— Amy
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