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2015 Gave Actresses Vehicles for Greatness – Jennifer Merin comments

January 3, 2016January 3, 2016 Jennifer Merin 0 Comments abi morgan, amy winehouse, Carey Mulligan, carol, charlize theron, ckate blanchett, Daisy Ridley, emily blunt, Janis Joplin, kumiko, mad max, nina simone, ringko kikuchi, rooney mara, sarah gavron, Sicario, stars wars, Suffragette, truth

While renowned actresses continue to demand equal pay for their work and to lobby for better representation of women on

THE WEEK IN WOMEN: AMY Doc, MINIONS, Comic Con and AMPAS – Brandy McDonnell comments

July 13, 2015June 8, 2020 Brandy McDonnell 0 Comments academy of motion picture arts and sciences, ampas, amy winehouse, asif kapadia, comic con, minions, sandra bullock, sexism, the week in women

Asif Kapadia’s compelling new documentary “Amy” truly takes our entire culture to task, revealing inherent sexism that women face in

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AMY – Review by Susan Granger

July 8, 2015July 12, 2015 Susan Granger 0 Comments amy winehouse, asif kapadia, documentaries

This booze ‘n’ drugs documentary about British songwriter/vocalist Amy Winehouse rises above the ordinary in the capable hands of Asif

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AMY, JACKIE & RYAN, MALA MALA and Other July 1-3 Openers – Reviews by Jennifer Merin

July 4, 2015July 4, 2015 Jennifer Merin 0 Comments Amy, amy winehouse, cartel land, Channing Tatum, documentaries, jackie & ryan, kathrine heigl, magic mike xxl, mala mala, mexico drug cartel, terminator genisys, transgender

Three stirring documentaries top this week’s openers: Amy illuminates the tragic self destruction of legendary songstress Amy Winehouse, Mala Mala

Olivia Cooke Talks DYING GIRL, Women’s Roles and Amy Winehouse (Exclusive Audio) – Jennifer Merin Interviews

June 12, 2015June 8, 2020 Jennifer Merin 0 Comments amy winehouse, me and earl and the dying girl, olivia cooke, women in film, women's roles

In Me And Earl and the Dying Girl, Olivia Cooke brings a vitality to the role of Rachel, the titular

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2015 Films Gave Actresses Vehicles for Greatness — Jennifer Merin comments

January 3, 2015January 3, 2016 Jennifer Merin 0 Comments 45 years, amy winehouse, Carey Mulligan, cate blanchett, charlize theron, charlotte rampling, Daisy Ridley, emily blunt, female characters, grandma, Janis Joplin, lily tomlin, Mad Max Fury Road

Looking back over this past year, 2015 saw a bounty of fabulous women illuminating big screens. Think about it. There