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Mar 10, 2020 · “Misogyny is an invisible sport.” Lynne Littman. Feminism, pushing for equality and calling out sexism at work always felt like a thin and dangerous line to me, a line that I desperately wanted to cross when I had something to say. And believe me, I had so much I wanted to say.
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1. Relatives. Rio Hackford (stepson) Lynne Littman (born June 26, 1941) is an American film and television director and producer. [1] [2] [3] She is best known for directing Testament. [4] She has won several awards including an Academy Award for documentary short film Number Our Days (1976). [1] [5]
Mar 10, 2020 · “Misogyny is an invisible sport.” Lynne Littman. Feminism, pushing for equality and calling out sexism at work always felt like a thin and dangerous line to me, a line that I...
Dec 7, 1985 · Producers Vikram Jayanti, Lynne Littman. Director Littman, based on the fieldwork of Barbara Myerhoff in association with the USC department of anthropology. Running time: 1 hour....
Lynne Littman received an Academy Award for her documentary film Number Our Days, based on the fieldwork of anthropologist Barbara Myerhoff. Ten years later her feature documentary In Her Own Time premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, and chronicled Dr. Myerhoff’s final fieldwork and her death at 49. Littman made her feature film-directing ...
Lynne Littman is a director of feature films, movies for television and documentaries. Her features include In the Matter of Kenneth (1973), Once a Daughter (1980) and Testament (1983); her documentaries, Number of Our Days (1976), In Her Own Times (1985), Oscar’s Tribute to Women in Movies (1993), and Testament at 20 (2003); her movies for television, Cagney & Lacey: True Convictions (1996 ...
