Question 1

Which British film from the 1970s was famously the only one solely directed by a woman?

Accepted Answer

The Other Side of Underneath (1972) is famously the only British movie in the 1970s solely directed by a woman, Jane Arden.

Question 2

What substance use during production contributed to the end of the Holocaust theatre company?

Accepted Answer

Alcohol and LSD use was rampant from the crew during production, particularly with Arden. The intense process ended the Holocaust theatre company, and most participants parted ways.

Question 3

Where and when was the film publicly shown after decades of being thought lost?

Accepted Answer

It was shown at the National Film Theatre (BFI South Bank) and The Cube Microplex in Bristol in July 2009, having not been publicly shown since a July 1983 tribute to Arden.

Question 4

Who primarily created the film's extraordinary soundtrack, and does she appear on screen?

Accepted Answer

The soundtrack was primarily the work of cellist Sally Minford and sound editor Robert Hargreaves. Minford appears playing cello in many scenes.

Question 5

What does the therapist find when looking into the mind of a schizophrenic woman?

Accepted Answer

The therapist finds not madness, but tortured sexual guilt created by the taboos of society.

The Other Side of Underneath

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