Project Detail

#Tradwives

Synopsis

Following a new women's movement emerging in the USA, through the story of a Chicago divorcée.
‘Fascinating Womanhood’ encourages women to reject feminism and revert to the values of 1950s housewives. Jenny is the movement’s most dedicated follower but her devotion is causing rifts with her friends and LGBT daughter.

Details

Year
2018
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
18 min 43 sec
Format
Digital
Director
Anna Snowball
Producer
Anna Snowball
Executive Producer
Adam Gee, Alex Hryniewicz, Andy Taylor
Editor
Anna Snowball, Abolfazl Talooni
Sound
Rob Szeliga

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Snow Films

Great Western Studios,
65 Alfred Road
London
W2 5UE

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