Anubhav Sinha on ‘Assi,’ Patriarchy and Courtroom Realism
Anubhav Sinha spent years carrying the unease before “Assi” became a film. The director, whose socially driven second act began…
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Therapist shares survival guide for men dating a woman who ‘hates patriarchy’: ‘Worst thing you can say is not all men’
Men, have you often heard women you date saying the phrase, “I hate men”? If you have ever felt stumped…
From Bean to Cup, Colombian Women Are Taking On the Coffee Patriarchy
But limited access to credit and other barriers are still thwarting their full participation in the South American country’s prized industry. www.bloomberg.com…
‘The Wizard of Oz’ Is the Film That Flipped the Patriarchy on Its Head
“Wicked,” the stage musical, took its first bow 22 years ago. The novel it’s based on, “Wicked: The Life and…
San Sebastian Golden Shell Contender ‘Belén’ Exposes Patriarchy
Inspired by a true story that sparked a global movement, Dolores Fonzi’s second directorial outing, “Belén,’ relates the powerful case…
Tribeca Premiere Takes Down India Patriarchy
Set in smalltown western India, Uttera Singh’s directorial debut “Pinch” (in which the writer-director also stars) unfolds with propulsive rhythms…
‘Woman and Child’ Review: In Iran, a Single Mom Pushes Back on the Patriarchy in Nonsensical, Self-Destructive Ways
One of the thrills of watching what we once called “foreign” films is discovering a movie from an entirely different…