TV’s still very very bad for women writers......when violence = commitment; a movie about women as people; more. Yup, it’s the latest installment of The Week in Women, my regular weekly column over at the Alliance of Women Film Journalists. Enjoy. support
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posted by bronxbee (Mon Feb 01 10, 12:40AM)
why do the comments always seem to be closed over at AWFJ?
posted by Newbs (Mon Feb 01 10, 12:51AM)
because the internet is full of misogynist twerps?
posted by Paul (Mon Feb 01 10, 4:41AM)
After reading the comments at Rotten Tomatoes, I'm inclined to agree.
posted by MaryAnn (Mon Feb 01 10, 7:59PM)
Because, I think, someone forgets to turn them on.