In Her Own Image

This item is included in the following series/curriculum: Through the Lens

Grade Level: Senior High (10-12)-Adult
Subjects: Media Studies
Produced By: Jordan-Bastow Productions
Year: 1996
Country: Canada
Language: English
Running Time: 52m

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A look at the proudly transformative role the women filmmakers have played in redefining the form, content and terms of independent filmmaking. Explores how the media portrays women and minorities and what these women are doing to change this into a more positive model.

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