Embrace

Australia 2016, 90 minutes
Dir. Taryn Brumfritt
Rating: [M] Offensive language and nudity
Genres: Documentary / Sociology, Girl-centric

Topics: Media.

“Embrace is the kind of informative, helpful film mothers might want to take their young daughters to see, and teachers might want to show their students.”~Rochelle Siemienowicz, SBS.com

Aroview: Empowering documentary follows Body Image Activist Taryn Brumfit on an extensive crusade to illuminate the global issue of women's body image and its associated negative stereotypes.

Indeed, not just a pretty face, Brumfit proves adept as a film-maker and refreshingly candid in front of the camera, and her choice of subjects, include Ricki Lake, Amanda De Cadenet, Nora Tschirner are never less than inspired.

NZ International Film Festival 2016

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2 stars (Good Try) Its good to highlight the dangers of the mental health issues which it does if you can tolerate the "my body" bits and the navel-gazing. ~Tubbs