担任第83届威尼斯电影节评委主席的玛吉·吉伦哈尔近日指出，电影行业面临"系统性"性别歧视问题1。她表示"女性更难获得电影融资"1。
今年金狮奖主竞赛单元的初选名单中仅有一部作品由女性导演执导，即丹麦-埃及导演May el-Toukhy的《Woman Unknown》，在20部竞争影片中占极少数1。在吉伦哈尔的推动下，电影节随后在主竞赛单元中增加了纪录片《NAZA》，该片由尤瓦尔·亚伯拉罕和瑞秋·索尔执导1。吉伦哈尔质疑了业界对艺术价值定义标准的问题1。
Maggie Gyllenhaal, serving as president of the jury at the Venice Film Festival, has declared that the film industry faces a "systemic problem" with sexism 1. She pointed to the challenge women filmmakers encounter when seeking financing, stating that "it's harder for women to get films financed" 1. This assessment came after the festival's initial competition lineup for the Golden Lion award included only one female director among 20 films 1.
The original selection comprised a single work directed by a female filmmaker—"Woman Unknown" by Danish-Egyptian director May el-Toukhy 1. Following Gyllenhaal's remarks, the festival subsequently added a documentary titled "NAZA," directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Sol, to the main competition 1. The seven-member jury panel, chaired by Gyllenhaal at the 83rd Venice Film Festival, appeared to address the gender imbalance through this addition 1.
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