Three Lives

About This Movie

Three Lives is a fascinating documentary from 1971, directed by Kate Millett, who’s known for her sharp insights in Sexual Politics. The film features an all-female crew, which is pretty rare for its time, and you really feel that unique perspective in the way the subjects are approached. It's a series of candid interviews with three women, each with their own distinct backgrounds and lifestyles. The pacing varies; some parts linger with intimate detail, while others move quickly through the complexities of their lives. The atmosphere is raw and honest, capturing the nuances of personal conflict and societal expectations. There's an authenticity in their performances that's hard to replicate, making it a standout piece in feminist documentary filmmaking.

Explores themes of feminism and personal identityNotable for its all-female crew and directorCandid, raw interviews that highlight diverse experiences