Artist Andrea Cooper lampoons and scrutinizes modern-day images of sexiness and femininity. Fed a steady diet of Barbies and perfect B-cups since childhood, St. John’s-based multi-media artist Andrea Cooper realised early on that she, and the women around her, didn’t look much like the women she saw on Charlie's Angels or in Seventeen magazine. Cooper fought back by creating a cast of giant, 70-foot femme fatales in her own image.Award winning director Anita McGee looks at this distinctive young artist’s work, whose credo is ‘Home is not Hollywood, and I am not a movie star.’ Produced by St. John’s based Ruby Line Productions Inc.and with Bravo! The Arts and Entertainment Network, with financial participation of the Newfoundland and Labrador Film Development Corporation, Telefilm Canada, the Canadian Television Fund, W and CBC Atlantic.
		A-032 PORTRAIT OF A 70 FOOT ARTIST Anita McGee Documentary, Canada, 2002, 5 min 30 s, colour