The Oppression of the Woman Is Especially Seen in the Attitude of the Women Themselves

The movements, routines and gestures that compose an ordinary day in the life of an ordinary housewife, recorded in the minutest every more oppressive details, become a sort of catalyst by the unique and simple means of having the woman played by a man with long hair and a slightly androgynous look.

Director

Hellmuth Costard

Writers

Hellmuth Costard