Women in Film

Year: 2001

Runtime: 89 mins

Language: English

Director: Bruce Wagner

Drama

Three Hollywood women address the camera over a summer. Casting director Sara talks to her infant son Samson and Holly Hunter, revealing her husband’s distance and affair. Masseuse Gina mentions her kidnapped sister Wanda. Producer Phyllis speaks to her son Eric while attempting Pasolini’s Teorema, which collapses. All three hum “You made me love you.”

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