Betty Boop for ever
| 导演： | Claire Duguet |
| 主演： | Sarah-Jane Sauvegrain |
| 制片国家/地区： | 法国 |
| 类型： | 纪录片 |
| 语言： | 法语 |
| 年代： | 2020 |
| 片长： | 51分钟 |
| 豆瓣评分： | 0 |
| IMDB： | 0 |
| 影伴评分： | 0 |
剧情简介
You might think it is slightly crazy to be forwarding cartoon character Betty Boop as a feminist figure. But if you investigate the subject just a little deeper you will end up thinking it is not so crazy. She is more than just a character who should be remembered for saying “boop oop a doop”.
Betty Boop was the first female human character in the history of animation. Also the... (展开全部)
You might think it is slightly crazy to be forwarding cartoon character Betty Boop as a feminist figure. But if you investigate the subject just a little deeper you will end up thinking it is not so crazy. She is more than just a character who should be remembered for saying “boop oop a doop”.
Betty Boop was the first female human character in the history of animation. Also the first female character to be the star of a cartoon. From her debut in 1930, Betty Boop instantly clicked with viewers. The year 2020 was her 90th birthday and a celebration of this iconic character is in order.
Though well known the character, who was developed by cartoonist Max Fleischer, has not aged through the year, she remains eternally youthful and popular. Though famous and world renowned she is somewhat of a mystery. Superficially some or many might see her as fluff; a character just all about being cute and even sexy. If you go beneath the surface, however, you will see why she is a character who was rightly used recently by the New Yorker Magazine as the visual representation to denounce sexual harassment.
The documentary directed by Claire Duguet shows us a side of Betty Boop many might not have been aware of or recognized. Using archival footage along with interviews from the present with Jeni Mahoney (the great-granddaughter of Betty’s creator, Max Fleischer), Lili Zanuck, Chantal Thomas, Melissa Laveaux, and singer/performer Viktoria Modesta a more fleshed out version of Betty Boop comes to life.
You might think it is slightly crazy to be forwarding cartoon character Betty Boop as a feminist figure. But if you investigate the subject just a little deeper you will end up thinking it is not so crazy. She is more than just a character who should be remembered for saying “boop oop a doop”.
Betty Boop was the first female human character in the history of animation. Also the... (展开全部)
You might think it is slightly crazy to be forwarding cartoon character Betty Boop as a feminist figure. But if you investigate the subject just a little deeper you will end up thinking it is not so crazy. She is more than just a character who should be remembered for saying “boop oop a doop”.
Betty Boop was the first female human character in the history of animation. Also the first female character to be the star of a cartoon. From her debut in 1930, Betty Boop instantly clicked with viewers. The year 2020 was her 90th birthday and a celebration of this iconic character is in order.
Though well known the character, who was developed by cartoonist Max Fleischer, has not aged through the year, she remains eternally youthful and popular. Though famous and world renowned she is somewhat of a mystery. Superficially some or many might see her as fluff; a character just all about being cute and even sexy. If you go beneath the surface, however, you will see why she is a character who was rightly used recently by the New Yorker Magazine as the visual representation to denounce sexual harassment.
The documentary directed by Claire Duguet shows us a side of Betty Boop many might not have been aware of or recognized. Using archival footage along with interviews from the present with Jeni Mahoney (the great-granddaughter of Betty’s creator, Max Fleischer), Lili Zanuck, Chantal Thomas, Melissa Laveaux, and singer/performer Viktoria Modesta a more fleshed out version of Betty Boop comes to life.
