I throughly enjoyed this documentary/play on a multitude of levels. Primarily for the depth and way we see an entirely different lifestyle of some people, and also for the power that one old play can produce in modern day society.
This play really hits home on many levels and Operation Lysistrata surely demonstrates it. I felt as though the people involved in making this day such a success really put their entire lives into this production and the final result shows this.
Essentially what occurred was that the play "Lysistrata" was read in many different languages and in many different places throughout the world. This film was a great example of how the world can still be unified in many ways and how one small idea can make such a big impact on society.
After viewing this documentary I walked away with a new outlook on life as well as perspective on how serious some people are about these types of things.
This play really hits home on many levels and Operation Lysistrata surely demonstrates it. I felt as though the people involved in making this day such a success really put their entire lives into this production and the final result shows this.
Essentially what occurred was that the play "Lysistrata" was read in many different languages and in many different places throughout the world. This film was a great example of how the world can still be unified in many ways and how one small idea can make such a big impact on society.
After viewing this documentary I walked away with a new outlook on life as well as perspective on how serious some people are about these types of things.