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The Open MindGloria Steinem on Marilyn Monroe (1987)

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Guest: Steinem, Gloria
Theme: Feminism

This movie is part of the collection: The Open Mind

Producer: The Open Mind
Audio/Visual: sound, color

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Reviewer: theEconomist - - June 11, 2006
Subject: convert(sion)?...
very interesting interview...i think the reagan revolution had taken a toll on ole Glori...she sounds almost reasonable. i guess age does bring wisdom. here you will find some very interesting comments on being a housewife (22:00 minutes). LauraJean reviewer above is right- almost nothing really on Marilyn.

Reviewer: laura jean - - February 13, 2006
Subject: voice of sanity
The interview is much more about 'the feminist movement' or in Steinem's words, "the movement of people" than her book on Monroe. Steinem matter-of-factly states the sadly common experiences that typically lead women to objectify themselves. It is heartening to hear her sanity.

Reviewer: Sugar Mag - - November 3, 2005
Subject: Bad audio
This has terrible audio, wouldn't reccomend wasting your time