Regrouping

This experimental documentary captures the interactions within a women's group as they navigate personal and political issues. Borden interviews individuals close to the group, including notable figures like Joan Jonas, and documents their artistic endeavors. The film raises questions about the seriousness of the group's intentions and their collective identity.

As Borden presents an early edit of the film, tensions arise among the group, leading to a reevaluation of their discussions. The resulting edit incorporates both the group's arguments and commentary from larger audiences, reflecting on the nature of consciousness-raising. Uncredited contributions from artists like Barbara Kruger and Kathryn Bigelow add depth to the narrative, making it an intriguing study of feminist dialogue in the 1970s.