Itty Bitty Titty Committee

there have negative and positive reviews of this movie. people as usual indicate they didnt care for the feminists in the movie to be like them (you find that argument in most gay movies). its a movie about gay feminists mostly except shulie and annas mother.yes the feminists in this movie take measures to illegal lengths and were not perfect people. Sadie was pretty strong in her march as a feminist but you find in a short while that shes rather gutless in her own life and jumps from girl to girl while still with her older more conservative girlfriend who runs a non profit womens group called women for change but isnt as radical as the c(I)a that sadie is with. anna stomps on her family and friends (id say co workers but they were kind of hm douchebags? lol) and has to learn that everyone isnt her enemy and that though she is finding a sense of power for the first time she needs to care about how she affects the people in her life. meats still holding onto alot of anger about her affections for sadie. courtneys feeling like an old worn out shoe. shulie has no faith in anybody. aggie, well aggies precious, i just love aggie. they arent perfect people and most are budding feminists still tripping over their own two feet.i questioned the facts thrown out in this movie but they seemed to pan out.i love this movie. its lots of fun and with a generattion that takes advantage without apreciation of the right that they hold today it sets a spark to get the attention of a new generation of feminists and in a world still in need of change that in itself is important.

Sadly, neither the cast nor the director really made anything else that is worth bringing up.This movie is kind of a college coming-of-age romantic comedy with great writing and chemistry. it's also funny to this mostly straight guy.Why you should watch it: it's just a good movie, it's not great, it's not even great by lesbian movie standards. It's funny and the performances are convincing.Why you should own it: It's not on Blu-ray or streaming. It's also rare.Why you should not watch it: There is not a lot of sex, you'll have better luck with other movies or the L-Word. There's no sequel or prequel. Which is too bad.Cuz' I want to know what happened next.

I DIDN'T LIKE THIS MOVIE. I THINK I HAVE WATCHED TO MUCH LWORD THAT HAD A STORY LINE. I THINK THIS WAS MADE FOR REALLY YOUND TEENAGE GIRLS.

I was blown away by this movie. Most of the other reviews comment on what a great lesbian romantic comedy this is (which it is), but what stood out to me more is the politics and approaches to activism. I was very compelled by the conflict between the culture jamming activism of the CIA (Clits in Action) and the activism of the older partner of the CIA's leader (who is, in the film, head of the National Women's Coalition). For me, this conflict is a rather personal one... do we work within the system for change (through women's organizations and lobbies) or do we take the advice of Audre Lord: that "the master's tools will never dismantle the master's house" and go outside the system as the primary characters in this film do? Is it possible to change society while still following its rules? Is perhaps a combination of both forms of activism best? This film does a great job examining these issues in the midst of humor, warmth and characters that are very compelling and real. I can't wait to get my hands on a copy so I can watch it 30 or 40 times more (thus far I've only seen it once)!

The message of standing up for women's rights and fighting the objectification of women was the one saving grace of this film. The characters could not have tried any harder to overact, and it was barely watchable. Or perhaps I've outgrown this age bracket of Lesbian drama. My partner and I watch some of the "standouts" occasionally, but this one will not be a benchmark for me.The movie does offer some interesting psychological twists such as the relationship between the older woman who founded an organization, and the young, blonde (and extremely overacted), girl. The "roughing up" of the network was funny, and the highlight of the film, but overall, this film was a "miss" for me.

Didn't think I'd like it, But turned out to be an enjoyable movie to watch...and I don't even like man-hating lesbian separatists.

Quatrefoil, a non-profit LGBTQ library in Minneapolis, sells overstock items on Amazon. Most of the used DVDs I purchased from Quatrefoil are very rare. When they are available online, the cost is much more than the library's asking price. My shipment arrived 2 days after I ordered, with a nice thank you note. Quatrefoil: Your first stop for rare, out of print LGBTQ books and movies! Visit them when in Minneapolis....and don't forget the donation box. Well done Quatrefoil!

This movie was recommended by a friend, so I ordered a copy through Amazon. Excellent film, really well done! I would certainly recommend this movie to anyone that is interested in a woman centered society, interested in feminist ideologies, or if you are a supporter of feminism. This film examines radical feminism in a light, fun, humorous fashion.

Merci beaucoup pour ce dvd

just a little humour,lol

Das ist ein Film den mann gerne öfter schauen kann :) Er ist interessant und auch sehr informativ wenn man etwas Lesben erfahren möchte .

I watched this movie with my face against the screen, not only because I couldn't get the sound to work better, but also because it was so good. I hated when I had to take my eyes of the screen when answering a textmessage, and when I had to pause it, when I had to pee.The story is great, and the characters are awesome! But I don't like the headcharacter, Anna.. but that's just me, I guess. I don't think she's gay enough /: She seems very straight!Anyways, loved the movie, and when it was over, I wanted to watch it again right away!

5stars for this film, had me in stitches all the way through. I thought i might regret buying this until until i saw the actresses and i am so glad i bought it. It is fun, exciting, and a great story line to. Its a must-see film for everyone.