PWR, Montclair International Film Festival Invite You to a Screening of Who Does She Think She Is?, Thursday, Nov. 18
Parents Who Rock and The Montclair International Film Festival invite local women for a special screening of Academy Award-winning producer Pamela Tanner Boll’s (Born Into Brothels) compelling documentary WHO DOES SHE THINK SHE IS?, and the opportunity to explore and discuss the balancing of relationships and motherhood with the full expression of our passions and creative energy.
The screening will take place, Thursday, November 18th at 7:30 p.m., at Montclair International Film Festival Headquarters, 494 Bloomfield Ave., just two doors up from the Clairidge Cinema. The film runs 73 minutes.
Attendees can view the film and then participate in an optional facilitated group dialogue to deepen our self-understanding and bond with a group of like-minded women.
A $5.00 donation to the Montclair Film Festival covers admission to the film, the optional discussion, and light refreshments.
WHO DOES SHE THINK SHE IS?, by Academy Award-winning producer Pamela Tanner Boll (Born Into Brothels), features five bold women who navigate some of the most problematic intersections of our time: parenting and creativity, partnering and independence, economics and art. Through their lives Tanner Boll explores what it means to nurture children and family, and keep the creative fire burning within.
Our facilitator, Suzanne Aptman, is a local mother and professional facilitator and coach. In the workplace, she helps teams, leaders and relationships to have meaningful conversations, build healthy communication, and increase enthusiasm and respect. Outside of the workplace, Suzanne facilitates groups for women, and moms in particular, who want to rediscover their passions, purpose and potential. She believes that there are critical moments in mothers’ lives when they are ready to step back and revisit their identities and authentic selves. They are ready to ask the questions: “who am I now?,” “how have I changed?,” “where do I want my life to go?” Suzanne believes that with support and guidance these “re-emergence” moments can lead to powerful self-appreciation and meaningful direction. In her programs, she challenges participants through insightful dialogue, compelling tools, and an unrelenting belief in what’s possible.
