Kvinnor, kvinnor, kvinnor Trailer

Kvinnor, kvinnor, kvinnor Trailer (1997)

09 July 1997 Factual 90 mins

Documentary examining the way women are shown and described in newsreels from 1930-1960.

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Cast

Susann Frennberg

as Narrator (voice)

Crew

Yvonne Hirdman

Yvonne Hirdman Researcher

International Releases Dates

Sweden 09 July 1997

Production Companies

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