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MOVIE

The Suffragists

4.4
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Rating
NRT
Duration
1h 17m
Year
2012
Language
Spanish
Publisher
EPF Media

About

The story of Eufrosina Cruz, an indigenous woman from the Zapotec community of Santa María Quiegolani in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico. Las Sufragistas details her political struggle, as well as Mexican women's long fight for political power, beginning with the Revolutionary period. The film also considers challenges that women in power face.

Related Subjects

  • Documentary
  • Biography

Extended Details

  • SubtitlesEnglish
  • Closed CaptionsEnglish

Reviews

"The story of the remarkable Eufrosina Cruz The content is worthy and inspiring."
Library Journal
"Recommended. The film does not fall into a devils-and-angels complex, instead presenting both the successes and the failures of political figures. It's a refreshing approach in a sea of documentaries that tend to follow the same narrative path. An interesting look at an important political process."
Educational Media Reviews Online

Artists

Ana CruzDirector
Eufrosina CruzActor