Our Two Cents Worth
1985, 29:00 minutes, English
TAPECODE 9329
Our Two Cents Worth is a self-reflective documentary which addresses current economic problems facing women today. While trying to depict the trials women face the producers and primary character, Toni Goree, discuss the difficulty of avoiding cliches that misrepresent women on a low income. The program not only expresses these concerns, but also offers some solutions.
"... delivered with twinkling downeast understatement." -Thomas Waugh, Cinema Canada
"... Our Two Cents Worth is formally innovative, directly challenging documentary conventions." -Robin Metcalfe, Arts Atlantic
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by . Queer Looking/ Queer Acting, 1997. Mount St. Vincent: Mount St. Vincent University Press, 1997.