Down with Men (1971)

One after another, the three young daughters of Pelopidas and his wife, Pelagia, announce that enough is enough and that they are bent on divorcing their authoritarian and old-fashioned husbands. The reason is their tantalising super-mini skirts: the ultimate expression of freedom and a powerful means of female emancipation. Before long, the girls' spirited aunt, Polixeni, too, decides that she's better off without her spouse, Telis, and as a result, Pelagia is also starting to get ideas. Now, if they want their wives back, the men need to shape up. But, until then, it's down with men.