Call Her Applebroog

This documentary presents a personal portrait of Ida Applebroog, a New York-based artist renowned for her provocative work. Through her daughter’s lens, the film captures Applebroog's reflections on her life from her Orthodox Jewish upbringing to her artistic expression over the decades. It highlights her explorations in psychological and sexual liberation through her art, including her drawings and private journals.

Beth B's filmmaking approach adds a layer of depth as she not only documents her mother’s artistic journey but also embarks on her own path of understanding. This film showcases the complexities of their relationship while celebrating Applebroog's contributions to the art world. The documentary resonates with those interested in the intersection of art, identity, and personal history, making it a notable piece for collectors of documentary films and art narratives.