Film Lens
The Righteous Babes presents the resurgence of 90's feminism through the performances of young women in rock concert halls. It focuses on how feminism is expressed through music rather than academic discussions, providing a platform for self-affirmation and empowerment. The film features interviews with notable feminists and journalists from both America and Britain, who discuss the relationship between pop culture and feminism.
The documentary includes performances and insights that show how this musical movement is reshaping the feminist narrative. It aims to make feminism more accessible and relatable to a younger audience, reflecting the vibrant cultural landscape of the 1990s.
Why Watch
- •See Tori Amos perform her empowering music.
- •Meet controversial feminists discussing pop culture.
- •Find out how 90's music shaped modern feminism.
Did You Know
•The film was directed by Pratibha Parmar in 1998.
•Chrissie Hynde and Tori Amos are among the featured artists.
•The documentary has a runtime of 51 minutes.
•It was produced in Great Britain and is in English.
Perfect For
90's music fansFeminism enthusiastsRock concert lovers