Lisa Dettmer talks to director Mary Dore about her new film, SHE'S BEAUTIFUL WHEN SHE'S ANGRY, a resurrection of the buried history of the women's movement from 1966 to 1971. An honest and inspiring look at an electric moment in our history, the film does not shy away from controversies over race, sexual preference and leadership.
Film Screenings in the San Francisco / Bay Area listed below:
From February 6th 2015
Opera Plaza Cinema, San Francisco, CA - ONE WEEK ONLY
- Film subjects Alice Wolfson, Roxanne Dunbar-Oritiz, Chude Pamela Allen and Trina Robbins will appear Friday, February 6 for a Q&A following the 7:20pm show.
- Director Mary Dore will appear for a Q&A on Sunday, February 8 following the 2:15pm show, moderated by Dr. Ellen R. Shaffer, Director, Trust Women/Silver Ribbon Campaign.
- Dore will also appear for a Q&A on Sunday, February 8 following the 7:20pm show, moderated by Jamia Wilson, Executive Director of WAM!
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From February 6th 2015
Landmark Shattuck Cinema, Berkeley, CA - ONE WEEK ONLY
- Film subjects Linda Burnham, Fran Beal, Ruth Rosen, Alta and Susan Griffin will appear Friday, February 6 for a Q&A following the 7:05pm show.
- Director Mary Dore will appear Saturday, February 7 for Q&As following the 1:10pm and 7:05pm shows.
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From February 6th 2015
Smith Rafael Film Center, 1118 Fourth Street, San Rafael, CA - ONE WEEK ONLY
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