A sardonic film about the cliches laid on women.

"Of the many films Coni Beeson made for the National Sex and Drug Forum in the 1970s, Women is the most overtly critical of mainstream media representations of women. Canyon's Catalog describes it as 'A sardonic film about the clichés laid on women.' Her films often come with the following suggestions for use: 'with persons as young as high school age, in a variety of groups seeking to deal with feelings and values about sexuality. Its richness of imagery makes it useable alone, or in combination with other material.'" - Tess Takahashi