Nikos Triandafullidis made this short documentary in 1991 as part of his course work as a film student at the London International Film School. It focuses on accusations of sexism against the singer Momus by NME writer Betty Page, and gets evidence pro or contra from other female figures in Momus' life.
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"MOMUS / Amongst Women Only" a short film by Nicholas Triandafyllidis
Nicholas Triandafyllidis directed a ten minute documentary about Momus's relationships with women while he was a student at the London International Film ...
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