Farewell to Charms Trailer (1979)

30 November 1979 13 mins

An experimental feminist film which questions the goals of love and romance as a woman’s ultimate fulfillment. Emma, vivacious but suicidal terrorist is reunited with Cecily, her old school chum. They meet a ‘bionic bike dyke’ called stretch and break open the jelly beans. Will they stretch a point over the pool table? Will tap-dancing and vaginal exercises be enough for Cecily? Will Emma metamorphose into Esther Williams?

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International Releases Dates

Australia 30 November 1979

Production Companies

Swinburne Film and Television School

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