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Women Make Movies has an impressive slate of New Releases for programming in your festival, museum or college film series. Below are some of the exciting new programs we have going starting this Winter.


Sisters in Law Screens Nationally Award-winning doc premieres at Hamptons followed by screenings across the country. more info. My Land Zion and New Jewish Titles Yulie Cohen Gerstel kicks off speaking tour with provocative new film My Land Zion. more info. Troop 1500: Girl Scouts Beyond Bars Be a part of the national tour of the festival fave Troop 1500. more info.		New Queer Titles Includes new 2006 acquisition The Lost Tribe and winner of the Israeli Oscar for Best Doc Keep Not Silent. more info. The Phantom of the Operator A cinephile's dream with hundreds of archival clips! Perfect for museum bookings! more info. Maid in America Available for Latino Film Festivals. Can be programmed with La Cueca Sola or I Wonder What You Will Remember of September. more info. Ulrike Ottinger Book a retrospective of famed indie queen Ulrike Ottinger. more info.

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		Equity in Education The films in this essential collection inspire social change in education. Learn about the role and impact of Title IX, examine gender disparities in math and science, and follow the personal story of an insightful high-school student whose life has been shaped by busing and school integration. See the full collection here.



		Behind the Lens: Women in Cinema This extraordinary collection features titles that celebrate the lives and achievements of immigrants in the U.S. and explore ongoing struggles of immigrants today. As directors, producers, actors, and screenwriters, women have utilized the power of film to create and transform their stories and images. From sexual politics as a cinematic subject in SUFFRAGETTES IN THE SILENT CINEMA and as a cinematographic choice in FILMING DESIRE to interviews with women directors around the globe in SHOOTING WOMEN and SISTERS OF THE SCREEN, this collection presents a look at women�s crucial contributions to cinema�s history and global reach.

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Women Make Movies is a multicultural, multiracial, non-profit media arts organization which facilitiates the production, promotion, distribution, and exhibition of independent films and videotapes by and about women.

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