Delphine Seyrig
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Maso and Miso Go Boating
The feminist video collective Les Insoumuses dissects and responds point by point in a humorous way to Bernard Pivot's special program with Françoise Giroud, Secretary of State for the Status of Women. "On December 30th 1975, after watching Bernard Pivot's programme on Antenne 2 entitled \*One more day and the year of the woman, phew! It'll be over\*, we felt the immense need to express our po...
Be Pretty and Shut Up
Delphine Seyrig talks to twenty-four French and American actresses about their professional experiences as women, their roles and their relationships with directors and technical teams. A rather negative collective assessment in 1976 on a profession that allows only stereotyped and alienating roles.
Maso and Miso Go Boating
The feminist video collective Les Insoumuses dissects and responds point by point in a humorous way to Bernard Pivot's special program with Françoise Giroud, Secretary of State for the Status of Women. "On December 30th 1975, after watching Bernard Pivot's programme on Antenne 2 entitled One more day and the year of the woman, phew! It'll be over, we felt the immense need to express our point...
Maso and Miso Go Boating
The feminist video collective Les Insoumuses dissects and responds point by point in a humorous way to Bernard Pivot's special program with Françoise Giroud, Secretary of State for the Status of Women. "On December 30th 1975, after watching Bernard Pivot's programme on Antenne 2 entitled \*One more day and the year of the woman, phew! It'll be over\*, we felt the immense need to express our po...
Be Pretty and Shut Up
Delphine Seyrig talks to twenty-four French and American actresses about their professional experiences as women, their roles and their relationships with directors and technical teams. A rather negative collective assessment in 1976 on a profession that allows only stereotyped and alienating roles.
Maso and Miso Go Boating
The feminist video collective Les Insoumuses dissects and responds point by point in a humorous way to Bernard Pivot's special program with Françoise Giroud, Secretary of State for the Status of Women. "On December 30th 1975, after watching Bernard Pivot's programme on Antenne 2 entitled One more day and the year of the woman, phew! It'll be over, we felt the immense need to express our point...
