Women's Voices For Change

In recent years, exploitive movies have featured female victims who turn the table on their attackers. With graphic and violent rape scenes precursing any acts of vengeance, these often feel more like male fantasies than tales of true female empowerment. 'Rust Creek' is different.

'On the Basis of Sex' begins in 1956, when Ruth Ginsburg was starting out as one of only nine women in a class of 500 at Harvard Law.

While we're waiting for the Windsors to return to the small screen, we can find multiple queens at the multiplex.

In 'Tea with the Dames,' there's very little action. But there's plenty of drama.

It's a great time to catch up on one or more of the original series on Amazon Prime; there are several with strong female leads to choose from.

Elizabeth Chomko and her stellar cast have created a particularly tender film about a terrible disease.

Netflix currently has four new movies by female directors. I binged them over the weekend, and am happy to report that they're all worth watching.

'Love, Gilda' is finely crafted, interesting, and entertaining. It's well worth seeing, but will leave you wanting more.