And true to life, he never does more than one take. Like the rest of us mortals, men and women both, Jaglom has his shortcomings. Your films have consistently strived to bring in the female energy or point of view, not only in the roles your characters play, but in the actual making of the films as well. In making films, I feel that what's important is to expand the human horizon. Women are represented as a variety of male fantasy figures.
Life imitates art.
If women aren't given a voice in films, that's a voice that's not heard by society. Film and television and our whole popular culture, dominated and created by men, have told both men and women what their roles are supposed to be. That's why it's so important to use the forum of that same popular culture, as much as we can, to tell the truth about how we really behave and not allow ourselves to be governed any longer by male societal rules. There is a notable shortage of good roles for intelligent women in front of the camera. I'm not sure it is changing.