They Fight: Our Breasts, Our Weapons

The documentary runs for 68 minutes and captures the essence of Femen's activism, which began in the wake of Ukraine's 2008 Orange Revolution. Through striking visuals and firsthand accounts, it highlights the group's fight against oppression, corruption, and societal issues such as sexism and poverty.

Femen gained media attention for their bold nude protests, which served as a shocking method to draw attention to their causes. The film details their evolution and the significant moments, including their protests in France and their support for equal marriage rights. It offers an in-depth look at the intersection of feminism and activism, making it relevant for those interested in social movements and women's liberation.