On Screen And Off, Women Are Reshaping Political Documentaries

The transcript discusses the rise of documentaries focusing on social change, particularly those highlighting women's roles in politics and activism. It emphasizes the importance of diversity and intersectionality in these films, noting the growing interest and investment in such stories. The trend is seen as crucial for recording recent history and is supported by major platforms like Netflix and Hulu. The movement to tell women's stories is expected to continue, ensuring that significant events and contributions are documented.

What is the main focus of the documentary 'Knocked on the House'?

• The life of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

• The Women's March

• A Korean American woman running for state office

• Four political newcomers during the 2018 elections

Who is the director of the documentary 'Not Done: Women Remaking America'?

• Sarah Willets

• Ruth Bader Ginsburg

• Keith Mendoza

• Maisie Chicago

Which significant event is covered in the documentary 'Not Done: Women Remaking America'?

• The 2018 elections

• The life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg

• The Women's March

• The election of a Korean American woman in Chicago

What is emphasized in the growing subgenre of documentary films discussed in the transcript?

• The lack of support from major companies

• The decline in interest for such films

• The importance of diversity and intersectionality

• The focus on a single political party

Which companies are mentioned as supporting the movement to tell women's stories?

• Disney and HBO

• Netflix, Hulu, and Verizon

• Amazon and Apple

• Paramount and Universal