Rambling Rose: Innocence Has Never Been So Seductive. Genital Mutilation Movie Endorsed by Feminists

Genital Mutilation in America

Sioux Falls Feminists endorse Rambling Rose for being the only
movie made in America that even hints at the gross mutilations
being perpetuated on women in America to prevent female hysteria,
masturbation, hypersexuality, lesbianism, and "moral insanity".

Rambling Rose
Innocence Has Never Been So Seductive

Rambling Rose (1991) - 115 minutes
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When Rose, an alluring young woman played by Laura Dern ("Wild at Heart"), moves in with a Southern family to care for their children, their lives are changed forever. For Rose relates to everyone she meets in the only way she knows how - with an innocent, but highly charged sexuality she cannot restrain. Robert Duvall ("Tender Mercies", "The Godfather, I and II") co-stars as "Daddy", a man whose traditional values could never prepare him for the temptations of Rose. Diane Ladd ("Wild at Heart") - Dern's real-life mother - plays "Mother", who offers Rose protection and love despite the scandal the girl creates in their small town. Lukas Haas ("Witness") is the teenager who will always remember Rose as both a provocative fantasy and a profound mystery.

Rambling Rose
Innocence Has Never Been So Seductive

Genital Mutilation in America