Women's Voices For Change

There may be several opportunities for us to enjoy some musical television together this fall.

If you paid attention to Sundance’s (virtual) Film Festival last January, you’ve already heard of 'CODA.' It not only took the festival’s top honors — the Grand Jury Prize as well as the Audience Award — it set a new record for distribution rights.

In 'Confetti' and 'Rare Beasts' a mother's love proves stronger than any challenge or even the most unhinged storyline.

The charismatic subject of writer-director and Emmy-nominee Sally Aitkin’s new documentary, 'Playing with Sharks: the Valerie Taylor Story,' has been at home in — and in love with — the ocean since she was in her early twenties.

Here at Women’s Voices for Change, we’ve long lamented the fact that in Hollywood, women get much less opportunity behind the camera than men do. Although recent numbers have improved (since 2018, the number of top box office movies directed by women has more than doubled), there is still a long way to go before we see gender parity. One…

Cruella de Vil had incredible style and a couple of evil minions at her beck and call. She was certainly a feminist, she was all-Disney, and if she turns out to be more anti-heroine than heroine, well, that’s part of the fun.

'In the Heights' tells the story of a fast-disappearing neighborhood of working people, mostly Latin-American immigrants, who embrace their culture; add color and music, love and laughter to their city; and get along improbably well