Out to Lunch

Synopsis: Set in a cafe, OUT TO LUNCH shows a series of incidents between women and men illustrating everyday examples of sexist behaviour. The film brings together themes of language and space to show how women’s lives are constrained by male expectations, exploring such diverse topics as the slimming industry, building design and images in the media to show how women’s style is cramped and their space limited.

A leaflet containing discussion notes and a resource list is supplied free with the DVD.
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Year of release: 1989
Subjects: Women’s studies
Keywords: animation films; men in society; women; women’s issues; sexism

Name: Leeds Animation Workshop
Email: info@leedsanimation.org.uk
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Phone: 0113 248 4997
Fax: 0113 248 4997
Address: 45 Bayswater Row
Leeds
LS8 5LF
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