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Naked War: Femen as Seen by Bettina Rheims (2017) | Slate

Naked War: Femen as Seen by Bettina Rheims

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Naked War: Femen as Seen by Bettina Rheims

Une guerre nue: Les Femen dans l'œil de Bettina Rheims

What happens when a couple of dozen Femen meet the iconoclastic eye of Bettina Rheims? Memorable sessions in the studio, moments of unique insight into this feminist movement created in Ukraine in 2008, whose scope is now international. Bettina Rheims knows how to listen to these women, to reveal their strength, their sensitivity and their beauty, transforming these political and media actions into artistic work.

Released: 2017
Runtime: 22m
Genres: Documentary
Country: France

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Sophie BramlyDirector, Screenplay

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