Liane Brandon

The princess decides for herself what it means to live "happily ever after", raising important questions about marriage, independence and responsibility.

A woman tells the story of how she bought an expensive dress that she never got to wear, and then tells the story again focusing on her feelings about the events she described.

A short film about facing one's identity.

A teenager's dreams collide with social expectations and gender-based stereotypes when she finds that, despite her parents' assurance that she can be ‘anything she wants to be’, reality presents another story. One of the first and most widely used consciousness-raising films of the growing Women’s Movement, this film helped give voice to a generation of women whose expectations, opportunities and career choices were extremely limited.

In the early days of the Women's Movement, a young mother examines her limited choices.

The princess decides for herself what it means to live "happily ever after", raising important questions about marriage, independence and responsibility.

The princess decides for herself what it means to live "happily ever after", raising important questions about marriage, independence and responsibility.

The princess decides for herself what it means to live "happily ever after", raising important questions about marriage, independence and responsibility.

A woman tells the story of how she bought an expensive dress that she never got to wear, and then tells the story again focusing on her feelings about the events she described.

A woman tells the story of how she bought an expensive dress that she never got to wear, and then tells the story again focusing on her feelings about the events she described.

A short film about facing one's identity.

A teenager's dreams collide with social expectations and gender-based stereotypes when she finds that, despite her parents' assurance that she can be ‘anything she wants to be’, reality presents another story. One of the first and most widely used consciousness-raising films of the growing Women’s Movement, this film helped give voice to a generation of women whose expectations, opportunities and career choices were extremely limited.

In the early days of the Women's Movement, a young mother examines her limited choices.