Philanthropist Agnes Gund on Why She Sold a $100 Million-Plus Masterpiece to Fight Mass Incarceration | Video
Sundance 2020: “Largely the reason is because I felt guilty,” Agnes Gund says
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It’s Time for the OscHers: When Will the Academy Honor Female-Driven Storytelling? (Guest Blog)
Films like “Booksmart” and “The Farewell” keep getting passed over for films told from a male perspective
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Former Oscars Head Cheryl Boone Isaacs Among 4 New Board Members for Women in Film Los Angeles
Nicole Brown, Helen Huang, Cheryl Boone Isaacs, and Margie Moreno are joining the 2020 Board of Directors
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‘On the Record’ Film Review: Wrenching Documentary Offers Black Women a Voice in the #MeToo Movement
Sundance 2020: Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering’s controversial new film illustrates how black women often remain silent about sexual misconduct so as to remain supportive of black men
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Diversity of Festival Programmers Affects Diversity of Showcased Filmmakers, Time’s Up, USC Study Finds
Study reinforces women and people of color are vastly underrepresented at film festivals worldwide
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Former Recording Academy Chief Neil Portnow Accused of Raping Female Recording Artist
The accusation was part of a discrimination complaint filed by ousted Recording Academy CEO Deborah Dugan on Tuesday
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Tony-Winning Producer to Women in Hollywood: Awards Are Nice, Checks Are Better (Guest Blog)
No number of editorials or angry tweets or catchy hashtags or awards will change the dynamic of women in film
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A Harvey Weinstein Accuser Speaks Out: Why Aren’t Silence Breakers Getting Hired? (Guest Blog)
Hollywood Silence Breakers “have seen virtually all work or even auditions dry up for a year, two years, and counting,” actress Sarah Ann Masse writes
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Women Directed Fewer Top-500 Grossing Films in 2019 Than the Previous 2 Years, Study Finds
More women worked as directors last year, but those working in key below-the-line positions stayed the same
