Rødstrømper – en kavalkade af kvindefilm
Synopsis
A history of modern Danish women’s cinema made as a collage of excerpts from some 20 works, including activist documentaries and ironic bits of fiction alike. The essence of it all: A woman would sooner cross the desert stylishly clothed than fall in line with Peggy March’s 1963 call to “Follow Him”!
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