Best Documentary Film at the 2019 Ann Arbor Film Festival!
Blending animation, interviews and a trippy soundscape, this is a fitting look at the life of radical academic and writer Gloria Feman Orenstein’s serendipitous life. She vividly conjures an alternative history of art, surrealism and eco-feminism in the 20th century, with lively anecdotes about Leonora Carrington, Meret Oppenheim and Jane Graverol, to name a few.
~Eileen Arandiga, Canadian International Documentary Festival
…an inspirational gift to its viewers, reminding all of us that we must continue writing and re-writing history in order to give voice to those who, otherwise, would be silenced.
~ Betty Ann Brown, ART AND CAKE
Gorgeous graphics and a truly compelling and unique story told with imagination and wit. Valid, beautiful, spiritual, shocking.
~WOFF Judges: Felicity Beckett, Picturehouse Cinemas and Kavita Puri, BBC Our World, Editor.
A stunningly animated piece that peers into the fabric of feminist surrealism and draws out its numinous thread.
~ Dario Guerrero, Director of ROCIO
