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Street Harassment Film Nominated for Best Documentary

June 8, 2011 By HKearl

I just got word from Tiye Rose Hood that her documentary Objectified received a nomination for best documentary in Academy of Art’s 2011 Epidemic Film Festival in San Francisco. Congratulations, Tiye!

For those of you who’ve seen the documentary before via this site or another, this is an updated version of the film and the version entered in the Film Festival.

Objectified. from Tiye Rose Hood on Vimeo.

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Objectified

December 1, 2010 By HKearl

Watch Objectified, a new documentary by filmmaker and San Francisco State University student Tiye Rose Hood about street harassment and the objectification of women.

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