Sisters with transistors, Lisa Rovner’s first film, is a powerful, lively and exciting fresco that unveils the stories of forgotten female pioneers in the electronic music. The storytelling is built through extraordinary archive footage, and a real composition of image and sound, enhanced by one of the great protagonists of electronic music of all time Laurie Anderson. The result is a strong work that emotionally impacts the viewer but above all that fills an historical void and confirms how – until a few decades ago – women creativity has been underestimated and considered exceptional, making difficult, and often impossible, the networking between female artists.