Film Lens
In 1971, Gloria Orenstein, a graduate student, receives a call from Surrealist artist Leonora Carrington. This call initiates her lifelong involvement with art, ecofeminism, and shamanism. The film traces Orenstein's development into a prominent feminist art critic and scholar, focusing on the significance of women in Surrealism.
'Gloria's Call' combines various artistic elements like animation and storytelling to present Orenstein's narrative. It emphasizes the often-overlooked contributions of women in the arts, showcasing their essential roles in creative expression over the decades.
Why Watch
- •Meet Gloria Orenstein, a key feminist art critic.
- •See the impact of Leonora Carrington on Orenstein's life.
- •Find out about women artists in Surrealism.
Did You Know
•Gloria Orenstein received a call from Leonora Carrington in 1971.
•The film was directed by Cheri Gaulke and released in 2019.
•Dr. Gloria Feman Orenstein is recognized as a leading feminist art critic.
•The documentary has a duration of 17 minutes.
Perfect For
Feminist art historySurrealist artistsEcofeminism enthusiasts