Streaming Quality: 4K Ultra HD | Dolby Vision | Atmos
Rating: ⭐ 10.0/10 (1 reviews)
Duration: 107 minutes
Genres: Documentary
Director/Creator: Suzanne Baily
Starring: Anne V. Coates as Herself, Dede Allen as Herself, Thelma Schoonmaker as Herself, John Madden as Himself, Victoria Boydell as Herself, Emma E. Hickox as Herself, Verna Fields as Herself, Peter Bogdanovich as Himself, Mick Audsley as Himself, Rufus Norris as Self
Status: Released
Language: EN
Overview: Documentary feature on amazing women film editors
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⭐ 10/10 - review by 5343nick
"This is the 1 hour 40 summary of all eight films in the Invisible Women series.. and more besides. Makes other film documentaries look pale and uninteresting and packed with unnecessary props and devices and tricks. This seems to just leap on like a salmon, encompassing not only a potted history of ..."