Very Few Know the Reality in El Salvador
The documentary illustrates the history of gang members inside the San Francisco Gotera prison in El Salvador.
Disney Will Use Artificial Intelligence To Avoid Sexist Biases in Scripts
Disney, as one of the world's leading entertainment companies, is aware that diversity in film is important.
Disney Has Ready New Versions of The Always Classics
Here are the most anticipated Disney remakes to watch in 2021.
A Fascinating Story of Empowerment, Skill and Strategy
Beth's journey in the new Netflix miniseries Queen's Gambit is empowering, strong, imaginative, and full of detail.
What you Want to Know About the Spy Movie The 355
The 355 is a spy movie starring women, with an international cast with great actresses such as Jessica Chastain and Penelope Cruz.
Ethnic Communities and Their Representation in Entertainment
"Is Hollywood a place for inclusion or invisibility?" Is the question that addresses the first comprehensive report by Professor Smith.
Why New Version Of Mulan Disappointed
Instead of watching Mulan grow up, the film suggests that only those blessed by the gods have the privilege of living up to the men.
The Short that Portrays the Psychological Effects of Confinement
"Under Control" is a Colombian-Spanish short that shows the story of a lonely man whose mental health has been affected by the pandemic.
5 Entrepreneur Women Movies to Inspire you to Achieve your Dreams
These phenomenal characters will make you mentally connected to the women who are in the films and inspire you to start your own business
Gender equality in TIFF has increased
Each year the Toronto Film Festival brings together more women who bring their perspective to the world-renowned event
Crimes that Bind, the popular drama about gender violence
The Argentine world premiere, supported by UN Women and ILO and starring Cecilia Roth, is stirring the conversation