Femmes d'Aubervilliers
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About This Movie
Femmes d'Aubervilliers is a 1977 black and white documentary directed by Claudine Bories. It captures the spirit of the women of Aubervilliers during the 1975 'Year of the Woman' celebration. The film showcases a vibrant representation of everyday life and community.
Femmes d'Aubervilliers has seen limited releases over the years, primarily in niche film festivals or art house screenings, which makes it somewhat rare in collector circles. Its straightforward, almost avant-garde approach to filmmaking and the themes it discusses—women's roles and identities in a working-class context—have garnered a specific interest among those who appreciate social documentary films. While not widely available in mainstream formats, any collector would find the film's exploration of 1970s feminist themes a compelling addition to their catalog.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of Femmes d'Aubervilliers?
Femmes d'Aubervilliers is a documentary film.
Who directed Femmes d'Aubervilliers?
The film was directed by Claudine Bories.
What year was Femmes d'Aubervilliers released?
Femmes d'Aubervilliers was released in 1977.
What is the era appeal of the film?
The film reflects the themes of the 1975 'Year of the Woman', making it relevant to discussions about women's rights and representation.
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