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1 de sept. de 1988 · With Jackie Burroughs, Hernando Gonzáles, Anita Olanick, Diane D'Aquila. Maryse Holden, a professor, feminist activist spent the last months before her murder in Mexico on "a break from feminism" that became a sexually iconic story reflect in her posthumous book "Give Sorrow Words".
Jackie Burroughs stars as Maryse Holder, the ill-fated feminist author who met an untimely death in Acapulco. Her behavior toward Mexican men was to regard them as subjects for the pursuit of sexual and romantic adventure.
93 mins, 1987. The critically acclaimed feature drama starring Jackie Burroughs was based on the book “Give Sorrow Words – Maryse Holder’s Letters From Mexico” Awards/Nominations. Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television – Genie Award – Best Actor. Genie nominations – Best Picture and Best Director. Credits.
Jackie Burroughs stars as Maryse Holder, the ill-fated feminist author who met an untimely death in Acapulco. Her attitude of cultural and racial condescension toward Mexican men was to regard them as nothing more than beasts of burden for her own sexual pleasure, and her hedonistic pursuits of sex and drugs led to her death at the hands of one ...
A Winter Tan DRAMA Maryse Holden, a professor and feminist activist, spent the last months before her murder in Mexico on "a break from feminism" that became a sexually iconic story reflected in her posthumous book "Give Sorrow Words".
A Winter Tan. Maryse Holden, a professor and feminist activist, spent the last months before her murder in Mexico on "a break from feminism" that became a sexually iconic story reflected in her posthumous book "Give Sorrow Words". IMDb 5.6 1 h 33 min 1988. 16+. Drama. This video is currently unavailable. to watch in your location. Details.
Synopsis. Maryse Holden, a professor, feminist activist spent the last months before her murder in Mexico on "a break from feminism" that became a sexually iconic story reflect in her posthumous book "Give Sorrow Words". The film portrays this period of her life bluntly and brilliantly by Jackie Burroughs. Awards.
