You Don't Own Me

This documentary explores the life and career of Lesley Gore, the singer behind the iconic feminist anthem 'You Don't Own Me'. It delves into her struggles with sexism in the music industry, her eventual embrace of activism, and her personal journey.

The documentary received a warm reception for its insightful look into Lesley Gore's life and its exploration of themes relevant to women's rights and LGBTQ+ issues. Critics praised its archival footage and interviews.

• Praised for its comprehensive and moving portrayal of Lesley Gore's life and activism.
• Appreciated for highlighting the enduring relevance of her music and feminist message.
• Noted for its sensitive handling of personal and societal challenges.

Google audience: Audience reviews generally laud the film for its inspiring story of Lesley Gore, celebrating her music and her courage in speaking out against injustice. Many found it a powerful and important documentary.

Nominated for Best Documentary at the Edinburgh International Film Festival.

The documentary features rare interviews with Lesley Gore shortly before her passing, offering a poignant final reflection on her life and legacy.