I want to make a film about women

This documentary serves as a love letter to the Russian constructivist women who were pivotal in the early Soviet Union's push for equality and innovation in the arts. It highlights how, despite historical narratives often celebrating male figures, women played significant roles that have been largely forgotten.

Through a creative lens, the film showcases how these women transformed a communal kitchen into a workshop and a stage set, ultimately creating a film of their own. It contemplates what these revolutionary artists might have achieved if not for the oppressive forces that stifled their creativity.

Directed by Victoria Haralabidou and featuring Liliya May, this documentary captures both the spirit of innovation and the challenges faced by women in a tumultuous historical period. Its exploration of female artistry amid societal constraints makes it a compelling watch for those interested in women's history and the arts.