[MR] Guinevere, from a feminist perspective

[David Chessler]

A reinterpretation of "the matter of Britain". Look to it for ideas of "the
Dark Ages as they should [or could] have been". Don't look to it for costume,
castle architecture (not a motte or bailey in sight), weapons, or
hair-styling. But worth the hour and a half to watch it.

http://www.hulu.com/guinevere
 
 The legend of King Arthur, Sir Lancelot and Guinevere, told from a somewhat
more feminist perspective.
    Director: Jud Taylor
    Writers: Persia Woolley (novels), Ronni Kern (television story),  and 1
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   Release Date: 7 May 1994 (USA)
   
Guinevere
Feature Film |1:30:32  
Description
In this lavish re-telling of the Arthurian legend, Queen Guinevere is torn
between her love for Lancelot - the brilliant warrior she meets as a young
woman - and her King Arthur Pendragon, the valiant knight who saves Camelot in
its darkest hour. After marrying Arthur, Guinevere realizes her decision is
not without cost, for she is eternally tempted by Lancelot's affection, and
troubled by Arthur's infidelity.
 
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