Fourteen women served as U.S. senators in the 109th Congress, sharing their experiences and challenges in a male-dominated political environment.
“They’re women. They’re powerful. They’re senators.”
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Fourteen women served as U.S. senators in the 109th Congress, sharing their experiences and challenges in a male-dominated political environment.
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Hillary Clinton, Barbara Boxer, and Dianne Feinstein are among the fourteen women serving in the 109th United States Congress. "14 Women" features interviews with these senators and others, including family members and Delaware Senator Joe Biden. The film, directed by Mary Lambert, focuses on their experiences in Washington, D.C. It addresses the challenges they face in a male-dominated political environment. The documentary was released on June 14, 2007, as part of Silverdocs.
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- Meet the 14 powerful women in the Senate.
- See interviews with Joe Biden and Alanis Morissette.
- Find out about the 109th Congress dynamics.
Did You Know
- There were 14 women in the Senate during the 109th Congress.
- The film features interviews with Senator Joe Biden and singer Alanis Morissette.
- Barbara Mikulski and Blanche Lincoln are among the featured Senators.
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Who directed the documentary 14 Women?
14 Women was directed by Mary Lambert.
How many women were in the Senate during the 109th United States Congress?
There were fourteen women in the Senate during the 109th United States Congress.
What was the release date of the documentary 14 Women?
14 Women was released on June 14, 2007.
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