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(192) 6.6 94 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Half the Picture is a movie starring Ava DuVernay, Brenda Chapman, and Caroline Libresco. A documentary about discriminatory hiring practices concerning women directors in Hollywood, and an inspiring conversation with those who have...

Genres
Documentary
Director
Amy Adrion
Starring
Caroline Libresco, Ava DuVernay, Brenda Chapman, Catherine Hardwicke

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Genres Documentary
Director Amy Adrion
Stars Caroline Libresco, Ava DuVernay, Brenda Chapman, Catherine Hardwicke
Country USA
Runtime 1 h 34 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description HALF THE PICTURE is a documentary about the dismal number of women directors working in Hollywood, using the current EEOC investigation into discriminatory hiring practices as a framework to talk to successful women directors about their career paths, struggles, inspiration and hopes for the future.

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9 customer reviews about «Half the Picture»

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Marie
Friday, 24 Jul 2020 13:28

Watching the film, I felt a bit overwhelmed. There is so much going on here and I felt I was watching something like an epic-size documentary on the human mind. I found it interesting how everything from the film itself, to the interviews, to the supporting actors, to the other people involved, is very well done. There are things that I felt were left out of the film, such as the first 20 minutes where the story goes from childhood to adult to adulthood, which I feel was left out of the film because I felt the story did not need to be told this way. However, it is a strong film and I recommend seeing it if you can.
Doris H.
Saturday, 11 Jul 2020 14:29

It was a little slow moving, and I didn't feel the connection to the young man, I didn't feel he cared about the lady, and I felt his pain and anger was at my brother, but I am a Catholic, and I feel if they would have been honest with the viewer, he would have felt more sympathy for him. This is an excellent documentary, that should be on everyone's list of documentaries to watch, and it is a shame that it isn't. The narrator is a little dry at times, but I thought it was well done, I don't think it should have been labeled as a "documentary" to tell the audience what the truth is, but it should have been described as a portrait of a family.
Larry Henry
Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 17:50

I loved this film, and enjoyed the story. I liked the dialog between the two men who are in the middle of a beautiful and interesting conversation about a woman, but who don't know how to end it. The ending is a bit cliche, but that's the only way to end it. For those who aren't interested in a movie about a woman, you might want to look elsewhere.
Aaron
Friday, 26 Jun 2020 13:25

This movie should have been great. The first half of the film, while gripping, really dragged on. The second half, however, started to pick up and really took off. I was in awe of the phenomenal cinematography and the music. I am a film fan and I am glad I went to see this movie.
Hannah C.
Monday, 22 Jun 2020 09:00

This documentary is about a Canadian group that was the first in Canada to make and distribute a feature length film. There is an interesting interview with the filmmaker, it was well shot and the characters were interesting to watch. The film was interesting to watch as well, because it is really interesting to see a film made by someone who is not a filmmaker and can tell you about how their group makes movies. There is a very good story behind the making of the film and a lot of the film is a documentary that tells you about how the group came to be. There is also a very interesting conversation with one of the members of the group. Overall this was a very interesting documentary and it was well filmed. If you are interested in Canadian film you should watch this.
Tyler
Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 14:26

The slow, and indeed, boring, down-to-earth, sad story of a teenage girl's struggle to come to terms with her sexuality is not new, but when a filmmaker makes a movie about it, it really matters. Carrie Coon has done a good job of telling the story of Katelyn Howard, a 16-year-old who, in the spring of 2007, was living with her aunt and uncle in South Carolina when she told her parents about her love for boys. As she grew older, Katelyn began to think about boys, girls, and what she wanted to be when she grew up. In the film, she becomes friends with several young men, including Cameron Schuller, an actual high school student from the area who lives in a trailer. She wants to be a nurse, a lawyer, and a pilot. One night, Katelyn meets Lucas, a 15-year-old who says he has a crush on her. Lucas is a great student and a good sportsman, but he is not the ideal male companion. He is not an ideal student, either, and he is a spoiled brat. The two begin a relationship, but Katelyn's parents, who are very strict and expect their daughter to live a perfect life, are not very welcoming. One night, after having sex, they accuse Katelyn of lying. It's a terrible situation, and it really drives Katelyn to the breaking point. She moves out, gets a job, and tries to get to know Lucas again, but he continues to insist on being with her. Finally, she gets a job at a local television station, and she is able to get some self-esteem back. The truth comes out, and the police call Katelyn's parents, but the school principal does not want her to tell them what really happened. Eventually, Katelyn decides to tell the truth, but she is still considered a liar. In the end, she learns that Lucas and Katelyn are indeed friends. The movie is not the best in the world, but it is a good story. There are a lot of scenes where Katelyn is crying, and she is always there for her best friend. There is a lot of touching scenes, and I think the director, Shauna Davis, has done a good job of bringing the story to life. I thought the performances of the cast were good, and I thought that the movie was very moving. I think this movie is very important, and it should be seen by everyone.
Tammy Ford
Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 10:01

I am not a fan of Marlon Brando. I think he is one of the most overrated actors. However, I was pleasantly surprised by this documentary. It tells the story of how Marlon Brando fought off all the negative reviews that he received. It is truly an incredible story. It shows a person who is talented and tough, but at the same time has a soft side to him. The documentary is interesting and I highly recommend it. You will leave the theater with a new perspective on Marlon Brando.
Kyle Santos
Sunday, 31 May 2020 15:27

BONUS SCENE: John Travolta, James Earl Jones, and Shirley Knight as an old, dignified couple on the beach, trying to stave off the tide. Thank God for the surf. On a similar note, at the very end of the film, there's a shot of a lone wave. That's the last shot of the movie.
Marie C.
Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 15:27

I haven't seen a lot of movies, and I haven't watched too many movies. I watched this one, for the first time, on Netflix, and I think it was a great movie. It is a very touching story, and I thought it was very well-made. I am not a big fan of documentaries, but this one was very good, and I think the director did a great job. The way he showed the devastation of the earthquakes in Haiti, made me understand more about what happened in the country, and I really hope that the movie is released on DVD, so I can watch it over and over again. I think it was very well-made, and I really recommend it.
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