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The numbers don't lie: Of the 1,223 directors helming 1,100 top grossing films from 2007 to 2017, only 4% were women. That's 43 women, or a ratio of

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Another season of the Sundance Film Festival has come to a close. Celebrities have packed up their cute-yet-weather-appropriate snow gear and headed off

Female Directors Win Big At Sundance

We're just a few weeks into 2018, but it's already been a big year for women filmmakers. At the Golden Globes, Natalie Portman called out the lack of

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Ruth Bader Ginsburg Is Not Here For Any #MeToo Backlash

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Jordana Spiro Is Tired Of Not Seeing Great Roles For Women

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