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Trailer Watch: Breastmilk Doc Explores the Many Different Ways to Be a Parent and Nourish

After delving into the dangers of contemporary American motherhood in the documentary The Business of Being Born, producer Ricki Lake is back with another parenting-related feature.

Directed by Dana Ben-Ari, Breastmilk looks much warmer and more celebratory than its predecessor. The documentary follows several families, including those with gay parents and mothers unable to produce milk, to explore the rewards and anxieties of breastfeeding.

Lake is currently working on a new doc about the dangers of hormonal birth control called Sweetening the Pill.

Breastmilk opens May 7 in New York, May 16 in LA, and will expand across the summer.

As a side note, if you’re interested in reading about breasts from an all-encompassing (medical, scientific, anthropological, and aesthetic) perspective, I highly recommend Florence Williams’ Breasts: A Natural and Unnatural History.


AFI DOCS and Provincetown Fests Will Open and Close with Women-Directed Pics

Cannes, this is how it’s done: projects from female filmmakers are set to kick off and conclude both AFI DOCS and Provincetown International Film Festival. AFI DOCS, a documentary fest in the...

Hot Docs 2018 Women Directors: Meet Laura Bari — “Primas”

Laura Bari made her full-length debut with “Antoine,” a documentary about the imaginary life of a blind boy. The film was shown at 30 festivals around the world and won over a dozen prizes. She...

Hot Docs 2018 Women Directors: Meet Alba Sotorra — “Commander Arian”

Alba Sotorra is an independent filmmaker and producer based in Barcelona. She has directed a number of documentaries, including “Unveiled Views,” which premiered at Guadalajara International...

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