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Fewer Women Directed Top Films in 2018, Study Finds

New York Times,
03 January 2019, USA

Women in Hollywood might have stepped to the fore in 2018, advocating for their rights and pressing for equal treatment and better representation, but new research finds that they are making little headway securing key positions in top films.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/03/movies/women-directors-study.html

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