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Hello, I have watched different promo's of "Women Make Film" on TCM and I especially was amazed and moved by one in particular. It starts off in the present and goes back in time to when film was just in its infancy. It centered on 100 years of films. I do believe it coincides with Women Filmmakers, I think it is so wonderful how far women have come along in the entertainment industry. Directing, producing and writing as well as acting. I have not found the promo/video on TCM or on YouTube.com either. I would like to know if anyone here could tell me about the song that was used to promote it, please? I could tell by the voice that the song was sung by a woman and it was very emotional and uplifting. It really did go so well with the message of the advertisement, if someone here could help me I would really appreciate it a lot. Thank you for your time and be well. Good evening, LadyLoriAnn46

World wide & on the ISS Happy International Women's Day and Thank you McDonalds International!!! Also give me some input I am the co-fonder of the EARTHA KITT DAY Jan 17th in South Carolina let me know what you think of a possible Eartha Kitt Museum in South Carolina the birth home of Eartha Kitt her official residence was Weston, Fairfield County, Connecticut, United States. God bless & Speed to you all! Sheldon

What are some of your recommendations for biopics of real-life women? This topic is intended to be year round and refer to any era or country. It is inspired by the fact that today is International Women's Day but make no mistake, this is a thread about movie portrayals of women in all aspects of life whose lives have been captured on screen. Sometime biopics are accurate, sometimes they are influenced by the era in which they were made and what was allowed to be shown on the screen at that time. Furthermore, sometimes the autobiographies upon which they are based are biased, such as Anna L. perhaps increasing the actual influence she had on the Siamese King. Some biopics that come to mind that I recommend are: Blossoms in the Dust The Nun's Story I'll Cry Tomorrow With a Song in My Heart Love Me or Leave Me Smash Up: The Story of a Woman The King and I as well as Anna and the King

I'm teaching a 3 part course in the way Hollywood has depicted women in corporate executive positions. I begin with "Female" and end with "Prada". Am looking for a tong 1950-80ish piece to bridge them. Any suggestions?