Does anybody need me anymore?

United States, 1975

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Part of the “Being a woman” series. Observes the changes which occur in the marriage of a middle-aged couple when the wife decides to change her own lifestyle after her children are grown and gone. Raises issues regarding women’s roles, sex-role stereotyping, changing expectaions of the female role and the male perception of such topics.

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director

Paul Bogart

production company

Learning Corporation of America

Duration

00:29:00:00

Production places
United States
Production dates
1975

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