Name/Title
Some Ground to Stand OnEntry/Object ID
2024.1.38Description
Features Blue Lunden, a working class activist who, beginning in the 1950s, was involved with Lesbian, feminist, and anti-nuclear movements. From the 40s through the 90s, from New Orleans to New York to Florida, Some Ground to Stand On tells the life story of working class lesbian-feminist activist Blue Lunden, through interviews, photos, and archival footage.
Some Ground to Stand On (1995), directed by Joyce Warshow, is a documentary that explores a woman’s life and experiences, focusing on the intersection of identity, relationships, and sexuality. The film provides an intimate look at the woman’s personal journey, examining her struggles with societal expectations related to gender and sexual identity, as well as her desires and development. Through its narrative, the documentary presents the complexities of self-discovery, love, and how identity is shaped by societal pressures in an open and nuanced way.Motion Picture Details
Subject Person
Blue LundenMotion Picture Details
Genre
DocumentaryRuntime
0:35:00Writer
Joyce WarshawProducer/Publisher
ACTIVE ProductionsCreate Date
December 28, 2025Update Date
December 28, 2025