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Once a Fury is a 2020 documentary that explores the legacy of the Furies, a radical lesbian separatist collective from the 1970s. It features reflections from key members, including Joan E. Biren and Rita Mae Brown, on activism and personal struggle.
Once a Fury has garnered interest primarily for its historical context and the rarity of discussions around lesbian separatist movements. While it hasn't seen extensive physical releases, digital availability has made it more accessible to collectors interested in LGBTQ+ cinema. The film is not just a document of the past but a commentary that resonates with contemporary conversations about activism, making it a noteworthy piece for those tracking feminist cinema histories.
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Once a Fury is a documentary that explores political activism and personal struggle within the context of a radical lesbian separatist collective.
The film features contributions from Joan E. Biren and Rita Mae Brown, who are prominent figures in the documentary.
Once a Fury is available to collectors on DVD.
Once a Fury was released in 2020.
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