‘She Said’s’ Maria Schrader: “A Fundamental Change Has Happened”

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Twenty years ago, sexual harrassment incidents that happened in the workplace were often discounted (not all, but many). As a working actress for over three decades, Maria Schrader witnessed numerous experiences that were not talked about because it was considered “normal.” On Oct.

5, 2017 there was a seismic shift in that regard and the #MeToo movement was born. A moment Schrader hs now chronicled as a filmmaker with the new drama “She Said.” READ MORE: “She Said” Review: Carey Mulligan and Zoe Kazan expose the Weinstein #MeToo story in a ‘Spotlight’-esque procedural [NYFF] Adapted from the non-fiction novel by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey, “She Said” follows the two journalists as they endeavor to break the story on Harvey Weinstein‘s long history of sexual harassment in the movie business.

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