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"Rapunzel, Let Down Your Hair" is a 1978 animated film from the London Women’s Film Group. This unique take on the classic folk tale of Rapunzel delves into themes of patriarchy and childhood.
This film is a bit of an obscure find in the animation realm, especially since it comes from a lesser-known group like the London Women’s Film Group. There are a few formats out there, but the scarcity of VHS copies makes it one to seek out for serious collectors. Interest has definitely been on the rise, especially among those who appreciate alternative narratives in animation, so keeping an eye on this one is worthwhile.
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The film is an animated work that explores themes of patriarchy and childhood through the lens of the classic Rapunzel folk tale.
The film was created by the London Women’s Film Group, known for its feminist focus in filmmaking.
The top cast includes Patricia Leventon and Jessica Swift.
The film was released in 1978.
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