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Left Lane.
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| Article Type: | Movie review |
| Subject: | Motion pictures (Movie reviews) |
| Author: | Magenya, Sheena |
| Pub Date: | 06/01/2008 |
| Publication: | Name: Sister Namibia Publisher: Sister Namibia Audience: Academic; General Format: Magazine/Journal Subject: Social sciences; Women's issues/gender studies Copyright: COPYRIGHT 2008 Sister Namibia ISSN: 1026-9126 |
| Issue: | Date: June, 2008 Source Volume: 20 Source Issue: 2 |
| Topic: | NamedWork: Left Lane (Motion picture) |
| Persons: | Reviewee: Olsen, Alix; Farinella, Samantha |
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| Accession Number: | 184550010 |
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Left Lane is the story of a journey that spans longer than the 92
minutes that it shows for. It's filmed like the video diary of Alix
Olsen who is an American lesbian activist and spoken word poet. Left
Lane takes you on a trip, through the past and the present of human
rights and feminist movements, as seen through the eyes of Alix and her
crew. This film is the chronicle of Alix's belief that an alternative message must be personally broadcast to the little known, rarely reached section of American society by extensive touring, festivals, marches and poetry competitions. Alix's passion for what she does and what she believes in reaches beyond the screen and grabs you. Watch this. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Directed by Samantha Farinella Documentary 92 min Reviewed by Sheena Magenya |
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