Bertha Lutz: Women and the U.N. Charter

This documentary delves into the life and work of Bertha Lutz, highlighting her crucial role in advocating for women's rights during the creation of the U.N. Charter. The film runs for 98 minutes and presents an investigation into the intersection of feminism and social activism.

Produced by Producing Partners and HBO Documentary Films, this film emphasizes the often-overlooked contributions of women in global governance. It sheds light on how Lutz's efforts helped ensure that gender issues were integrated into international discussions.

Collectors of documentary films and those interested in social activism will find this title particularly relevant. The film's focus on historical activism and the role of women in shaping international policy offers a unique perspective on feminism and its legacy in the United Nations.