

Twenty minutes of contemporary interviews and a narrative set in 1920s Paris depict the lives of black lesbians and their relationships.
Synopsis
Twenty minutes of contemporary interviews and a narrative set in 1920s Paris depict the lives of black lesbians and their relationships.
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Synopsis
A femme jazz singer in 1920s Paris shares a passionate relationship with her butch daddy lover. The narrative intertwines with contemporary interviews that reflect on the history and culture of black lesbians. Director Campbell X presents a stylized portrayal of love and identity within this community. The film runs for 20 minutes and combines elements of eroticism with personal stories, offering insight into the lives of its subjects.
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Why Watch
- Meet the femme jazz singer and her butch daddy lover.
- See the blend of modern interviews with historical narrative.
- Find out about black lesbian culture in the 1920s.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Campbell X in 1994.
- B.D. Women has a runtime of 20 minutes.
- The narrative is set in 1920s Paris.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary B.D. Women?
B.D. Women was directed by Campbell X.
What year was B.D. Women released?
B.D. Women was released in 1994.
How long is the documentary B.D. Women?
The duration of B.D. Women is 20 minutes.
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