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Field name | Value |
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Title | Women Speak Up for Peace |
Production Date | 1981 |
Country of Production | USSR |
Duration | 00:29:51 |
Production Company | Central Documentary Film Studios, Moscow |
Film Subject Era | Post-1975 |
Genre | Documentary |
Summary | Documentary about the role of women in the global peace movement, focusing on the attendees and speakers at the World Congress of the International Women’s Movement. [WARNING: features images of starving, injured and dead children.] |
Original Title | Слово женщин о мире |
Subjects | Women; Peace movements; Peace; Conferences; Children; Work and employment; Demonstrations; Parades and marches; Unemployment; Famine; Socialism; Education; Civilians; Air raids; British army; Imperialism; Anti-American sentiments; Arms race; Nuclear weapons; Nuclear war; Commemorations; Memorials; UN (United Nations); Massacres; Nazism; Death; Wars |
Director | Tusova, Zinaida |
Contributors |
Script: Gamzatov, Rasul Camera: Kyunitzov, Igor, Filatov, Ivan |
People | Brown, Freda (1919-2009); Tereshkova, Valentina (1937-); Sands, Bobby (1954-1981); Thatcher, Margaret (1925-2013); Balantyne, Edith (1922-) |
Places | Czechoslovakia; Prague; South Africa; Africa; Vietnam; Cambodia (Kampuchea); Northern Ireland; Pakistan; El Salvador; Hiroshima; Nagasaki; Lidice; Khatyn; Japan; Belarus; USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) |
Fiction/Non Fiction | Non Fiction |
Sound | Sound |
Colour Format | Colour |
Language | English (Narrator) |
Module | Wars & Revolutions |
BFI Identifier | N-507175 |
Copyright | The British Film Institute |