Description |
235 pages, 3 unnumbered pages ; 21 cm |
Summary |
When it comes to early Hollywood and the women who worked in it, it can be tough to sort out the exact truth. That's where film reporter and critic Alicia Malone comes in. In her book, Backwards and in Heels, Malone builds on her experience within the industry to examine the torturous road that has led to the uneasy Hollywood climate of today. Wage gaps and bias in selecting leading roles are only some of the issues faced by women in film. Bias against women in Hollywood: Throughout the history of Hollywood, women have been at the forefront of its success. Starting with Nickelodeons and moving into feature films, crossing between silent flicks to summer blockbusters, women in Hollywood have done it all. Female writers, actors, and women directors and producers were essential in the booming success of the industry during the 20s and 30s. Yet, they've never received the respect they deserve. This story of gender inequality is all too familiar. And it needs to end! |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 236-238). |
Subject |
Women in the motion picture industry -- California -- Los Angeles.
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Added Title |
Backwards and in heels |
ISBN |
9781633536173 pbk. |
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