She's Beautiful When She's Angry

About This Movie

She's Beautiful When She's Angry dives into the dynamic and often chaotic world of the women's liberation movement from '66 to '71. Mary Dore does a remarkable job of weaving together interviews, archival footage, and personal stories that breathe life into these often overlooked figures. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing you to soak in the anger, passion, and humor of the time. It’s not just a timeline; it’s a visceral experience that captures the grassroots energy that fueled protests and radical ideas. The performances—though not in the traditional sense—are raw and authentic, showcasing voices that demand to be heard. The film’s distinct ability to blend history with raw emotion creates a powerful narrative that’s hard to shake off.

A great reference for women's studies and history enthusiasts.Captures the spirit and urgency of the era beautifully.Interviews give personal insights into key figures of the movement.