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I Always Do My Collars First: A Film About Ironing

2006·Movie
25min
84
GreatGoodWatch score
IMDb8.4
IMDb8.4

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Following four dynamic Cajun women in Southwestern Louisiana as they go about their daily lives while telling and showing us what ironing means to them. Ironing is a nurturing, emotional, and learned process, transmitted from mothers to daughters; it is an activity performed with aesthetic sensibilities that connect these women to other women in their community.
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Directed by:
Allison Bohl, Conni Castille
Written by:
Conni Castille
Composed by:
Dirk Powell, Anya Burgess

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84
GreatGoodWatch score

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How long is I Always Do My Collars First: A Film About Ironing?

0 h 25 min

I Always Do My Collars First: A Film About Ironing runs 0 h 25 min.

What language is I Always Do My Collars First: A Film About Ironing in?

English

It was made in English.