Interview with "Acting Like Women" Filmmakers Cheri Gaulke and Anne Gauldin

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On today’s episode of Female Gaze: The Film Club, Morgan talks with writer/director/producer Cheri Gaulke and writer/producer Anne Gauldin about their new documentary film, “Acting Like Women.” The documentary explores the history of the little known Woman’s Building, an arts and education center in Los Angeles, which opened in 1973 before its closure in 1991. The Woman’s Building focused on feminist art and was a venue for the women’s movement. Both Gaulke and Gauldin were artists at The Woman’s Building and the film focuses on the performance art that came from this community and movement. So often, the history of women is either minimized or erased, and its films such as “Acting Like Women” which serve as the preservation of the history that has been largely ignored. The film had its world premiere at the Benton Film Festival. Its next screening will be at DOC NYC. The first screening is Wednesday, Nov 18 at 6:45pm at Village East by Angelika with a second screening on Thursday, Nov 19 at 2:20pm at IFC Center. It will also be available virtually (yay accessibility!) from Thursday, Nov 19 - Sunday, Nov 29. The film has other future screenings so be sure to visit their website here for tickets and information on future screenings. You can follow Female Gaze: The Film ClubInstagramBlueSkyWebsite

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