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Announcing the 2017 AWFJ EDA Awards Nominees

January 7, 2018January 7, 2018 Jennifer Merin 1 Comment 2017 eda awards nominees

The Alliance of Women Film Journalists is delighted to announce the nominees for the 2017 AWFJ EDA Awards in 25

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2017 AWFJ EDA Award Nominees

The Alliance of Women Film Journalists is pleased to announce the nominees for the 2017 AWFJ EDA Awards. In our

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Richard Horgan @hollywoodspin·

20 Oct

@HighSierraMan Just looking through Viggo Mortensen's film award wins, nominations. This @AWFJ 2007 double whammy is fun. As are their 2018 Special Mention categories. https://t.co/L7RoBXXIox

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19 Oct

@melissamccarthy: “I’m someone who just throws it all out there. This probably isn’t a surprise to anyone, but I’m not guarded.” She tells @jwzack about her different approach in @cyefm. /fascinating interview: https://t.co/GAHmZdS7yq #AWFJ #FemaleFilmCritics24365

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Marilyn Ferdinand @FerdyOnFilms·

19 Oct

Melissa McCarthy helps tell the story of literary forger Lee Israel in CAN YOU EVER FORGIVE ME? See what the female critics of the .@AWFJ have to say: https://t.co/lFQfuJhqeT

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18 Oct

Way to go, @DorothyWoodend! I'd like to hear the tale this smart and witty #AWFJ member has to tell as the only woman on this very interesting panel of wild adventure storytellers at the Museum of Vancouver on Nov 14. @TheTyee @Museumofvan https://t.co/sc399lO6kS

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Tomris [Evil]Laugh-ly@TomiLaffly·

17 Oct

Jason Blum's "There are not a lot of female directors, period" remark is most depressing, because it makes one realize no matter how often we say/write/scream/prove the opposite, the message is STILL not being heard by key decision-makers who have the power to change things.

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