Venice Jury Head Criticizes Gender Imbalance
The head of the Venice Film Festival jury stated that the lack of female directors in the competition reflects a systemic problem. They emphasized that films are inherently political and called for greater empathy in current times.
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- Maggie Gyllenhaal Takes on Venice Film Festival’s Lack of Women in Competition: “There’s a Systemic Problem”
- Venice Jury President Maggie Gyllenhaal Says Films Are ‘Fundamentally, Unavoidably Political’ and Questions Lack of Female Directors in Competition: ‘There’s a Systemic Problem’
- Venice Jury Head Maggie Gyllenhaal Calls For Empathy In Politically Charged Times; Addresses Dearth Of Women In Competition: “It’s A Systemic Problem”
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