Film Lens
Eve's Daughters focuses on the experiences of homosexual women viewed by the Church as embodying 'an intrinsic moral evil.' The documentary presents their struggles for knowledge, courage, and self-affirmation in a society that marginalizes them. Through personal stories, the film captures the emotional pain these women endure as they seek acceptance and understanding.
The film runs for 27 minutes and offers a concise yet impactful look at the lives of these women. By sharing their narratives, it invites viewers to empathize with their plight and challenges the prevailing Church doctrine that labels them negatively.
Why Watch
- •Meet the women challenging Church views in 1995.
- •Find out how these women seek self-affirmation.
- •See personal stories of pain and courage.
Did You Know
•The documentary was released in 1995.
•It has a runtime of 27 minutes.
•The Church views homosexual women as 'an intrinsic moral evil.'
Perfect For
LGBTQ+ rightsReligious studiesDocumentary enthusiasts