Two Canadian women consider eyelid surgery, believing their eye shape affects how others perceive them in a society influenced by beauty standards.
Synopsis
Two Canadian women consider eyelid surgery, believing their eye shape affects how others perceive them in a society influenced by beauty standards.
Synopsis
Maria Reba Estante and Sharon Kim, two Canadian women, grapple with the decision to undergo eyelid surgery. Both women believe their eyes affect how they are perceived in society. Filmmaker Ann Shin intertwines their personal narratives with references to beauty icons and supermodels, revealing the emotional struggles behind their desire for plastic surgery. The documentary, released in 2000, addresses themes of identity and societal expectations within the context of Asian beauty standards.
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Why Watch
- Meet Maria and Sharon as they share their personal stories.
- Find out how beauty icons influence personal choices.
- See the emotional impact of societal beauty standards.
Did You Know
- Maria and Sharon are of Philippino and Korean descent, respectively.
- The film was directed by Ann Shin and released in 2000.
- The documentary has a runtime of 39 minutes.
- The film discusses the impact of Asian racism on beauty perceptions.
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Who directed the documentary Western Eyes?
Western Eyes was directed by Ann Shin.
What are the names of the two women featured in Western Eyes?
The two women featured are Maria Reba Estante and Sharon Kim.
What is the duration of the documentary Western Eyes?
The duration of Western Eyes is 39 minutes.
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