What Was Virginia Woolf Really Afraid of?

This documentary, directed by Vance Goodwin, runs for 48 minutes and provides a historical perspective on Virginia Woolf's life. It examines her experiences as a novelist, critic, and publisher, highlighting the complexities that shaped her modernist work.

The film explores Woolf's legacy and influence within the literary world. It presents a detailed look at her troubled life, offering context to her writings and the challenges she faced as a prominent figure in the early 20th century. Collectors of documentary films or those interested in literary history may find this title particularly relevant for their collections.