This is an insult to creative women worldwide. Fix it!
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Marian Anderson
8 years ago
Women should be given a platform to speak for ourselves.
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Rowena Bekker
8 years ago
This is unacceptable. What are you thinking?
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Melanie Byng
8 years ago
We need to hear and SEE more from women.
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Hwee Yee
8 years ago
Seriously BFI.
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Emma Wilkes
8 years ago
This decision is yet another slap in the face for women everywhere
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Judith Berridge
8 years ago
I respect Munroe Bergdorf's right to identify into a woman's gender role but how can someone who was born and raised male talk about feminism in film. This person does not identify with women and can never represent them.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
So are you saying there are no biological women worth doing this. Shame on you.
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Joanne Payton
8 years ago
There many talented and neglected women in the film industry whose achievements leave Bergdorf's meagre efforts in the dust. Seems BFI prefers to jump on a virtue-signalling bandwagon than acknowledge the highly accomplished women working within a highly sexist industry.
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Bo Novak
8 years ago
This is an insult to female filmmakers
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Jean Molloy
8 years ago
This is quite sinister. Choosing a male to talk about women's experience in the film industry is like choosing a black person who identifies as white, to talk about BME experience in the industry. It's pure misogyny and what I can see happening, is men simply identifying as women and then pushing women out of the spaces in the industry while claiming the spaces are being held by women. It stinks.
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Mary Lunetta
8 years ago
Could this be any more misogynistic?! Oh come on now. Level up, people.
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Paul Cockshott
8 years ago
At an event that ia about women film makers it seems odd to give such prominence to someone whose fame is down to a rather different cause.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Stop erasing women
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Lynne Walsh
8 years ago
For shame. This is a mockery of women's achievements.
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Jessica Eaton
8 years ago
What an insult to women in film everywhere
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Why are insitutions so hell-bent on erasing women
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Chloe Cheeseman
8 years ago
Practise what you preach
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Anonymous
8 years ago
There must be an actual woman who is better qualified.
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Denise Wightman
8 years ago
Munroe Bergdorf is a biological male who has no place in feminism.
This is an insult to creative women worldwide. Fix it!
Women should be given a platform to speak for ourselves.
This is unacceptable. What are you thinking?
We need to hear and SEE more from women.
Seriously BFI.
This decision is yet another slap in the face for women everywhere
I respect Munroe Bergdorf's right to identify into a woman's gender role but how can someone who was born and raised male talk about feminism in film. This person does not identify with women and can never represent them.
So are you saying there are no biological women worth doing this. Shame on you.
There many talented and neglected women in the film industry whose achievements leave Bergdorf's meagre efforts in the dust. Seems BFI prefers to jump on a virtue-signalling bandwagon than acknowledge the highly accomplished women working within a highly sexist industry.
This is an insult to female filmmakers
This is quite sinister. Choosing a male to talk about women's experience in the film industry is like choosing a black person who identifies as white, to talk about BME experience in the industry. It's pure misogyny and what I can see happening, is men simply identifying as women and then pushing women out of the spaces in the industry while claiming the spaces are being held by women. It stinks.
Could this be any more misogynistic?! Oh come on now. Level up, people.
At an event that ia about women film makers it seems odd to give such prominence to someone whose fame is down to a rather different cause.
Stop erasing women
For shame. This is a mockery of women's achievements.
What an insult to women in film everywhere
Why are insitutions so hell-bent on erasing women
Practise what you preach
There must be an actual woman who is better qualified.
Munroe Bergdorf is a biological male who has no place in feminism.