Itty Bitty Titty Committee, the third film from Jamie Babbit, director of the 1999 cult comedyBut I'm a Cheerleader, focuses on a group of radical young feminists experiencing both political and sexual awakenings.  With a riot-grrrl heavy soundtrack (there's so much Kathleen Hannah she should be listed in the credits) and an unabashed message about the degradation of women in the media,Itty Bitty Titty Committeestrives to be a very powerful and moving film. It doesn't quite make it. Despite the somewhat lackluster plot, the cast has a great time with the material and clearly enjoy these characters. Standouts areDirt'sCarly Pope, as the "leader" of the group complete with '70s era Gloria Steinem glasses, and especially Melonie Diaz (Be Kind RewindandHamlet 2) as Anna, a young lesbian whose life is most altered by the Guerrilla Girls-style group. Overall the message is just a little too heavy-handed and the climax too silly to really make you feel inspired, but the movie does succeed as a fun and sexy coming-of-age story.  --Kira Canny