Equal Means Equal

Name: Equal Means Equal
Genre: Documentary
Released: August 26, 2016
Duration: 93 min
Rating: 71

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| Release Date: August 26, 2016 | Not Rated

Summary: Equal Means Equal takes an unvarnished look at where women find themselves today. The film weaves multiple seemingly disparate issues together to make the case that a lack of full legal equality is having a profound impact on American women’s lives.

Director: Kamala Lopez

Genre(s): Documentary

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 93 min

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Helen T. Verongos

Sep 1, 2016

Broader than it is deep, Equal Means Equal still drills down into enough specific issues to shock us afresh. Read full review

Katie Walsh

Aug 25, 2016

Equal Means Equal is a lot to process, but offers an unflinching look at the fight for equal civil rights for all. Read full review

Abby Garnett

Sep 8, 2016

Despite the gravity and breadth of the subject matter, Lopez herself is a frequent subject of the camera.... These awkward inclusions can’t diminish the horror and injustice she catalogs, but they will make Equal Means Equal a difficult sell to anyone outside its intended audience of socially progressive, politically empowered women. Read full review

Frank Scheck

Sep 1, 2016

The cinematic clumsiness is a shame, because Equal Means Equal makes many powerful points along its diffuse, rambling way. Here is a case in which less would definitely have been more. Read full review

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LewisDanny

Oct 6, 2017

Clumsy, shambling, and filled with just about every known lie or twisted truth in the known world to push a narrative (how many economists - you know, PhD educated people? - have to debunk gender wage gap myths before leftists understand it?)

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