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Kathryn Ramey: White Women Are a Curse Against Their Sex

Revolutions Per Minutes Festival Presents
Filmmaker in Person!

RPM and The Brattle present a solo screening program of Kathryn Ramey’s work, titled “WHITE WOMEN ARE A CURSE AGAINST THEIR SEX : films from 30 years of making against the cisheteropatriarchy by a person living with a uterus.”

Revolutions Per Minutes Festival Presents
Filmmaker in Person!

RPM and The Brattle present a solo screening program of Kathryn Ramey’s work, titled “WHITE WOMEN ARE A CURSE AGAINST THEIR SEX : films from 30 years of making against the cisheteropatriarchy by a person living with a uterus.”

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