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14 Women
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14 Women

Jul 14, 2007
1h 19m
★ 8.0

They’re women. They’re powerful. They’re senators.

Overview

Documentary that explores the lives of 14 female U.S. senators and the uniquely feminine challenges they face, including the sometimes difficult balance between their roles as public servants and wives and mothers.

Genres

Documentary

Production Companies

Vertical Films

Cast

Annette Bening

Narrator (voice)

Annette Bening

Susan Collins

Self

Susan Collins

Kay Bailey Hutchison

Self

Kay Bailey Hutchison

Blanche Lincoln

Self

Blanche Lincoln

Barbara Boxer

Self

Barbara Boxer

Mary Landrieu

Self

Mary Landrieu

Hillary Clinton

Self

Hillary Clinton

Olympia Snowe

Self

Olympia Snowe

Debbie Stabenow

Self

Debbie Stabenow

Lisa Murkowski

Self

Lisa Murkowski

Patty Murray

Self

Patty Murray

Dianne Feinstein

Self

Dianne Feinstein

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