ONCE A FURY

2022 LAVENDER RHETORICS AWARD FOR BEST QUEER RESEARCH (NONTRADITIONAL) - Conference on College Composition & Communication | BEST DOCUMENTARY - Los Angeles Motion Picture Festival Lesbian Feminism • Feminist History • 1970s Radical Movements • Feminist Print Culture • Separatism • Collective Living Date of Completion: 2020 | Run Time: 83 minutes​​ | Language: English with English, Spanish, French, & German subtitles | Captions: Yes | Includes: Transcript & Study Guide | Director: Jacqueline Rhodes | Producer: Jacqueline Rhodes ONCE A FURY profiles members of The Furies, a 1970s radical collective that developed a lesbian-feminist politic to correct what they called the "zig-zag and haphazard" thinking of the straight women's movement. The collective was thus formed in resistant counterpoint to the larger women’s movement, much as that larger womenʼs movement itself was formed in counterpoint to the male-dominated New Left of the 1960s. That is, just as activists in the wo