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Born in Flames

Born in Flames

6,1 /10 (82 Votes)
1983 EN 80 min

Overview

In near-future New York, ten years after the “social-democratic war of liberation,” diverse groups of women organize a feminist uprising as equality remains unfulfilled.

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Release date

01/04/1983

Votes

82

Popularity

1.2

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

80 min

Honey

Honey

Honey

Adele Bertei

Adele Bertei

Isabel

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Jean Satterfield

Adelaide Norris

Florynce Kennedy

Florynce Kennedy

Zella Wylie

Pat Murphy

Pat Murphy

Newspaper editor

Kathryn Bigelow

Kathryn Bigelow

Newspaper editor

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Becky Johnston

Newspaper editor

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Hillary Hurst

Leader of Women's Army

Sheila McLaughlin

Sheila McLaughlin

Other leader

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Marty Pottenger

Other leader / Woman at site

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Lynne Jones

Other leader

Ron Vawter

Ron Vawter

FBI Agent

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John Coplans

Chief

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John Rudolph

TV Newscaster

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Warner Schreiner

TV Newscaster

Valerie Smaldone

Valerie Smaldone

TV Newscaster

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John McLearen

TV Spot Revolution

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Pat Place

Woman from Regazza

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Julia Hanlon

Woman from Regazza

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Maria David

Woman from Phoenix

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Towana Starks

Woman from Phoenix

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Cat Hightower

Woman from Phoenix

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Veronica Campbell

Woman at daycare meeting

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Mayumi Sakaguchi

Woman at induction

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Ryan

Girl in Subway

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Chris Brewer

Girl in Subway

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Bill Tatum

Mayor Zubrinsky

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Jorge Ramos

Rapist

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Julio Pena

Rapist

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Merián Soto

Rape victim

Mark Boone Junior

Mark Boone Junior

Man on subway

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Dana Johnson

Woman reading

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Jerry Nixon

Adelaide's boss

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Gary Valdes

Co-worker

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Dirk Zimmer

Co-worker

Jacques Sandulescu

Jacques Sandulescu

Foreman at second site

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Gary Hill

Man in truck

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Sis McQuade

Woman at site

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Susan Sawyer

Woman at site

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Sherry Rosso

Woman at site

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Donna Allegra Simms

Woman at site

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Valerie Jones

Woman at site

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Ramona Galindez

Woman at site

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Katy Taylor

Woman at site

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Marion Benjamin

Woman at site

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Joan Ellis

Woman at site

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Carolyn Fitzgerald

Woman at site

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Belle Chevigny

Belle Gayle

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Paul Zonghetti

Agent #2

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Alexa Evans

Woman arguing with Honey

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Malick N'Diaye

African man

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Dolly Udemzue

African woman

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Barbara Scott

Woman with machine gun

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Hanita

Voice of woman in desert

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Diane Jacobs

Woman at secretary strike

Felice Rosser

Felice Rosser

Woman at secretary strike

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Hal Miller

Cop at precinct

Peggy Lee Brennan

Peggy Lee Brennan

Lawyer with Zella

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Michael Sullivan

FBI Chief #2

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Nancy Reilly

Woman in jail / Woman breaking into CBS

Rosemary Hochschild

Rosemary Hochschild

Woman in jail

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Vanessa Zannis

Woman in jail

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Sheila Carr

Woman in jail / Woman breaking into CBS

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Ed Bowes

Socialist editor

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Allan Ryan

Handgun demo

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Kathy Gunst

Woman breaking into CBS

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Amy Chen

Woman breaking into CBS

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Patrick Brogan

Washington Correspondent

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Edmead Smith

Security guard

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Daniel Edelman

CBS technician

Mike Bencivenga

Mike Bencivenga

CBS technician

Eric Bogosian

Eric Bogosian

CBS technician

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Gregory Samuels

CBS technician

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Walter Scheuer

President

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Paul Chevigny

District Attorney

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Joel Kovel

Psychoanalyst

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Bill Sturgis

Agent #3

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Tom Whittaker

Voice-over news

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⭐ 6

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