Ginger Girls: The Secret Life of Redheads (MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR)

Alexia Anastasio is making a documentary about redheads. The young, ambitious redhead contacted DocumentaryStorm.com and asked if we would send out the word that she is looking for sponsors to pledge money and help her complete her film.

From the footage that I’ve seen, Ginger Girls treats redheads as a race – or, at the very least, an endangered minority living among us. “Ginger,” according to Alexia is often used as a derogatory term for describing a person with red colored hair. The film sets out to reclaim the term in much the same way as the “N” word has been appropriated by many African Americans. Of course, this comparison would be laughable – if not highly insulting – except that “Ginger Girls” does not take itself too seriously. This is a fun, tongue in cheek documentary.

The documentary agrees with many of the stereotypes: redheads are hot tempered and seek attention.

Please take a look at the footage below and decide for yourself if you want to support this film and help it get completed.

More information can be found at this page.


Interview with the director:

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  • ginger_rules

    can i be in your film im a red head i can send you pictures if you like, and i have so many stories you have no idea and im so proud to be ginger guys love it, please contact me at sexy7rulz@hotmail.com :) <3

  • Phreeker27

    Is your dad trey?

    • PNW_YSMB

      “Is you dad trey?” that’s Phunny:)

      • PNW_YSMB

        His daughter are eliza and isabella

  • dirt_mcgirt

    I’m gonna go out on a limb and assume your dad has glasses

  • taj

    girl, I don’t have any cash to spare, but seriously, you go for it.
    I love redhead girls, so a doco about them is something that I will support.

    redheads deserve a movie about them – long overdue….

    • http://www.facebook.com/alexiaanastasio Alexia Anastasio

      Thank you

  • Flinch85

    A little self indulgent? try to include yourself in things

    • http://www.facebook.com/alexiaanastasio Alexia Anastasio

      I will be including my story of creating the photo book and art show as well as in forming a Ginger community. Thanks for chiming in.

  • Roy

    Exactly what planet earth needs, more races.

  • Tracy

    I’ve got a news flash for this woman: red heads are NOT a race & many of us do NOT have pale or even Caucasian skin. I’m a multiracial person with a medium brown complexion (similar to Whitney Houston’s) AND I’m a ginger woman too. My hair texture is the typical red head fluff-curl. I use an anti-frizz serum & flat iron it straight. At a young age I learned to avoid chlorine, salt water & the sun because they’d make my hair even redder. Despite having brown skin, I’m very sensitive to the sun & my skin tends to burn & peel. I also become freckled in the sun; a trait many black people share. The 1st time I dyed my hair dark brown/black I was 9 (almost destroyed the bathroom & killed several towels!)

    There are black people with various shades of red hair (Malcom X was a ginger), Latinas with red hair & even red headed Asians from many nationalities. Sure, red hair is more dominant in Caucasians in certain regions such as the British Isles, but they by no means own an ‘exclusive’ on the trait and we are NOT part of some separate ‘race’. Neither of my parents have red hair but many 2nd cousins do & one aunt was a red headed child. 

    I hope she broadens her mind & her perspective, checks her facts & includes the tremendous diversities amongst us red heads in her documentary.    

    • http://www.facebook.com/alexiaanastasio Alexia Anastasio

      Thank you for sharing. I am looking forward to interviewing a variety of Ginger girls. I wuold love to interview you and anybody you know. Please contact me at: GingergirlsmovieATgmail.com