Classic Lesbian Films: Dyketactics

Barbara Hammer

IndieLisboa 2022 • Silvestre Focus

USA, Experimental, 1974, 4′

An exploration of the identity of the woman as a lesbian, which mixes the materiality of the film with the tangibility of the female body, creating an aesthetic of its own.

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