Reel Women Seen Trailer

Reel Women Seen Trailer (2017)

25 May 2017 8 mins

Tells the story of the realities faced by women in the film and TV industry yet simultaneously depicts the necessary, possible and achievable ways to transform them. The story is set in common TV backdrops – from a police procedural to a sitcom (complete with laugh track), to a medical drama, to a webisode series.

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Cast

Carmen Moore

as Kennaway

Krystal Hope Nausbaum

as Teen Daughter

Saara Chaudry

as Young Daughter

Gabrielle Rose

as Dr. Old

Veena Sood

as Nurse

Jodelle Ferland

as Dr. Young

Rukiya Bernard

as Dr. Minority

Heather Allin

as Producer

Samantha Wan

as Samantha

Amanda Joy

as Amanda

Cary Lawrence

as Director

Crew

International Releases Dates

Australia 05 March 2018

Canada 25 May 2017

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It Trailer (2017)

06 September 2017

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29 April 2017

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15 June 2017

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Ferdinand Trailer (2017)

09 December 2017

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The Lego Ninjago Movie Trailer (2017)

21 September 2017

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23 May 2017

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Wonder Woman Trailer (2017)

30 May 2017

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Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Trailer (2017)

01 December 2017

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31 March 2017

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