Four Votes

This documentary focuses on the centenary of women's full voting rights in Norway, celebrated on June 11, 2013. It presents the historical context of Norway as one of the first countries to adopt universal suffrage, emphasizing the dedication and efforts behind this movement.

The film features notable figures such as Kirsten Hofseth, Arnhild Litleré, Anne Ryg, and Anneke von der Lippe, who represent the voices and experiences of women who fought for equality in voting rights. The narrative is rooted in Norwegian history and showcases the struggle for women's voting rights, making it a significant educational piece for those interested in history and social movements.

With its concise runtime of 26 minutes, Four Votes serves as an impactful reminder of the importance of voting rights and the individuals who championed these causes. The film’s focus on women's suffrage in Norway offers a valuable perspective for collectors of historical documentaries and those interested in women's history.