Allie Eagle and Me

New Zealand 2004, 52 minutes
Dir. Briar March
Genres: Documentary / Arts & Artists, Lesbian

Aroview: A portrait of an artist, dir. Briar March's highly personalised dedication to Allie Eagle confronts the painter's staunch feminist and lesbian conviction in the 70s, conversion to Christianity in the 80s, and subsequent U-turn on the abortion issue.

Nicely balanced between appreciation and interrogation, March’s relationship with Eagle provides added layers in this investigation into a contradictory past.

NZ International Film Festival 2004

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3 stars (Good Enough) A friendly interviewing technique brings out a good mix of the artist's work and her involvement in the feminist movement in particular. ~Tubbs