Mulheres: Uma Outra HistóriaMovie
Filmed as Brazil was transitioning back into a democracy after over two decades of dictatorship, ‘Mulheres: uma outra história’ focuses on various aspects of women's participation in the Brazilian political scene and features interviews with some of the 23 women newly elected to the Constituent Assembly who managed to gain the approval of some of their proposals for the Brazilian Constitution which was being written at the time. The film features appearances from suffragist Carmen Portilho, who reminds viewers about the long history of struggle for women to earn the right to vote in the country, and Jandira Feghali and Benedita da Silva who would become some of the most influential political leaders in the country’s history.
About Mulheres: Uma Outra História
Mulheres: Uma Outra História is a 1988 documentary movie directed by Eunice Gutman.
The production information lists a runtime of 35m, production credits from Brazil, an original language code of PT.
The credited cast includes Benedita da Silva, Bete Mendes, Jandira Feghali. The synopsis above summarizes the central premise without adding details beyond the available title information.
