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Drawing from a well of avant-garde anti-structure , Sally Potter’s whip-smart The Gold Diggers is brimming with cultural and political signifiers that combine to form a singular work in the feminist counter cinema space. Employing an all-female crew to shoot, compose, and design this proto-Lynchian world of romantic surrealism, the British filmmaker establishes herself as a trailblazer in this “search for the secret of [her] own transformation.”

(Sally Potter, UK, English, 90 min, 1983, DCP)