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Home — Brazen Hussies. From its first stirrings in Brisbane in 1965 to its controversial incursions into the Whitlam government from 1973 to 1975, the film shows how women began organising around issues such as equal pay, reproductive rights, affordable childcare, and the prevention of family violence and rape.
17 de mar. de 2021 · Brazen Hussies ★★★★★. ABC iview. This feature documentary from first-time director Catherine Dwyer is a compelling film, and in light of recent events, it’s a must-watch, offering an ...
6 de oct. de 2020 · Review: Brazen Hussies, directed by Catherine Dwyer, Brisbane International Film Festival. The moment feminist author Kate Jennings took to the microphone at a moratorium on the front lawn of ...
5 de nov. de 2020 · Brazen Hussies: Directed by Catherine Dwyer. With Martha Ansara, Suzanne Bellamy, Shirley Castley, Eva Cox. A revealing documentary celebrating the legacy of the bold women of the Women's Liberation Movement who re-ignited the feminist revolution to Australia.
Brazen Hussies review: Aussie women’s liberation documentary preserves a recent history. — PERTH NOW, NOV 2 2020 ★★★★. Brazen Hussies: a new film captures the heady, turbulent power of Australia’s women’s liberation movement. — THE CONVERSATION, OCT 6 2020. A pioneer’s lament: ‘feminism is stuck and maybe going backwards’.
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After a chance meeting with her old school-friend Sandra Delaney (Crissy Rock), pub landlady Maureen Hardcastle (Dame Julie Walters) finally realizes what she needs to enliven her flagging business and spice up her equally flagging marriage to Jimmy (Alun Armstrong) - male strippers in her pub. So she contacts "Bad" Billy Bowmans (Robert ...
