100 Vaginas is a documentary film produced by UK broadcaster Channel 4, directed by artist and activist Laura Dodsworth. The film features interviews with 100 women, to explore the unique experiences and emotions associated with female sexuality.
The film is a frank conversation about the most intimate aspects of life, and Dodsworth's interviews and portraits reveal women's veiled stories, ranging from the humorous to the harrowing. In the film, women describe how societal attitudes toward female sexuality and the genitalia have influenced their lives. Through the stories of these women, viewers learn about the many ways in which the vagina has shaped and directed society’s perceptions and stereotypes.
The film raises questions about the patriarchy and power dynamics that have perpetuated taboos around the female reproductive system, and portrays women as bold, empowered agents of change. Through intimate and candid conversations, women of all ages and backgrounds explore topics and issues in candid detail.
100 Vaginas has been praised for its boldness, emotional resonance, and unapologetic feminist perspective. The film has been praised for its ability to start important conversations on topics that are too rarely discussed.