''I, a Woman'', 1965, movie poster painting by Stevenov
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''I, a Woman'', 1965, movie poster painting by Stevenov
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Movie World Posters
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Painting - Movie Posters
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Base painting of the vintage movie poster for ''I, a Woman'', a 1965 Swedish film directed by Mac Ahlberg and starring Essy Persson in the lead role. It's renowned for its groundbreaking portrayal of female sexuality and its exploration of the protagonist's journey towards sexual liberation.
The film follows the story of Siv (played by Essy Persson), a young woman who embarks on a quest for sexual fulfillment and personal freedom in a society constrained by traditional gender roles. Through a series of episodic encounters, Siv explores her desires and challenges societal norms surrounding female sexuality.
"I, a Woman" is considered a landmark film for its candid depiction of Siv's sexual experiences, which include relationships with both men and women. The film tackles taboo subjects such as adultery, promiscuity, and the pursuit of pleasure with a frankness that was revolutionary for its time.
Essy Persson delivers a fearless performance as Siv, portraying her with a mix of vulnerability and determination as she navigates the complexities of love, lust, and self-discovery. The film's provocative themes and explicit scenes sparked controversy upon its release but also earned praise for its unflinching portrayal of female sexuality from a female perspective.
Despite its initial reception, "I, a Woman" became a cultural phenomenon and inspired a wave of similar films exploring themes of sexual liberation in the 1960s and 1970s. It remains a landmark in the history of cinema for its bold approach to depicting women's sexuality and its influence on subsequent generations of filmmakers.
Base art is the poster artwork after the text has been digitally removed.
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November 1st, 2022
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