Mutiny
Women engage in activities such as talking, singing, and jumping on trampolines in various settings, reflecting their experiences and quest for expression.
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Women engage in activities such as talking, singing, and jumping on trampolines in various settings, reflecting their experiences and quest for expression.
Synopsis
Women engage in various activities across homes, streets, workplaces, and schools in the 1983 documentary 'Mutiny.' They talk, sing, and jump on trampolines, illustrating their daily lives and interactions. The film captures the limitations of speech and the quest for expression. Director Abigail Child uses a unique syntax to present these scenes, addressing themes of political and physical opposition while reflecting on societal roles. The documentary runs for 11 minutes and is produced in the United States.
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