Emma Goldman: An Exceedingly Dangerous Woman

This documentary highlights the life of Emma Goldman, an immigrant known for her powerful voice against the government and her activism during World War I. Goldman, often referred to as "the most dangerous woman in America," earned nicknames like "Red Emma" and "Queen of the Anarchists" due to her fierce advocacy for anarchist principles.

Featuring notable performances from Blair Brown, Linda Emond, and Denis O'Hare, the film provides insight into Goldman’s radical ideas and her influence on American society. Collectors interested in history and documentary films may find this exploration of an influential figure's life particularly engaging.

Available formats include DVD and VHS, making it accessible for collectors who appreciate physical media. This film serves as an important record of a pivotal period in American history and the fight for civil liberties.