Like many others who work in the film business, I find none (zero) of the revelations about Harvey Weinstein's behavior even remotely surprising. His abusive work style was widely known, and, until two weeks ago, even admired by many of his male colleagues and/or competitors. And as is becoming increasingly clear, he was most definitely not alone. Pretty much everyone within a 1,000-mile radius of the biz is well aware that Sex-for-Work is Standard Operating Procedure in Hollywood. As Quentin Ta...
The Visual Language of Oppression: Harvey Wasn't Working in a Vacuum
Filmmaker Magazine - 30 Oct 2017 16:00
Like many others who work in the film business, I find none (zero) of the revelations about Harvey Weinstein's behavior even remotely surprising. His abusive work style was widely known, and, until two weeks ago, even admired by many of his male colleagues and/or competitors. And as is becoming increasingly clear, he was most definitely not alone. Pretty much everyone within a 1,000-mile radius of the biz is well aware that Sex-for-Work is Standard Operating Procedure in Hollywood. As Quentin Ta...
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