A Film for Discussion

This docu-drama, completed in 1973, was produced by the Sydney Women's Film Group and seeks to encapsulate pressing issues surrounding women's rights during its era. Shot in 1970, it reflects the evolving discourse within feminism and the call for social change.

The film is notable for its experimental approach, inviting audiences to engage in active debate during community screenings. It provides a unique glimpse into the early feminist movement in Australia, highlighting the role of women in film and the broader societal context of the time.

Collectors interested in feminist cinema and documentary filmmaking may find this work significant due to its historical context and the impact of women’s rights discussions during the 1970s.