Interview with director Sarah Gavron at the premiere of Suffragette

The video discusses the ongoing struggle for women's rights, highlighting historical efforts by suffragettes and current issues like equal pay and sexual violence. It addresses sexism in the film industry, noting the low percentage of female directors and the need for more diversity. The speaker emphasizes the importance of cultural change and the positive shift in conversations around these topics.

What are some of the ongoing issues that women still need to fight for?

What role do you think protests play in advancing women's rights?

How does the representation of women in the film industry compare to their population percentage?

What changes are being discussed regarding diversity behind the camera in the film industry?

In what ways do you think the culture surrounding women's rights in film is changing?