Le donne non vogliono più

This documentary explores the lives and perspectives of contemporary Italian women, delving into their evolving roles and desires in a rapidly changing society. It features interviews and observational footage capturing a range of experiences and opinions on femininity, work, family, and personal freedom. The film aims to present a nuanced portrait of Italian womanhood at the cusp of the 21st century.

"Le donne non vogliono più" was noted for its insightful and candid portrayal of women's experiences in Italy during the early 1990s. Critics often highlighted its direct approach and the authenticity of the women featured, contributing to its recognition as a significant feminist documentary of its time. It was generally well-received by those interested in social issues and contemporary Italian cinema.

• Praised for its honest and unvarnished look at women's lives.

• Commended for its contribution to feminist discourse in cinema.

• Considered a valuable socio-cultural document of its era.

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The film was a co-direction project between Antonietta De Lillo and Giorgio Diritti, who would go on to have distinguished careers in documentary and feature filmmaking respectively.