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The story of trailblazer Liz Montague, the first Black female cartoonist at The New Yorker magazine. Dismayed that all of the magazine's illustrations featured White subjects, Montague sketches a world in which Black women are the main characters. Her cartoons push the publication’s boundaries in an accessible style with clean lines and representative subjects. It's about time!


WHAT WE LOVE

"Nice to see small cracks in the "White is the default race in America" mentality!"



This film is a part of SHORTS BLOCK C (66 min):

GUARDIANS OF THE GULF

IT HAPPENED ON A THURSDAY

BETWEEN THE LINES: LIZ AT LARGE

DRESS


A Q&A with the filmmaker(s) will play after all of the shorts have been shown in this shorts block.


This film is eligible for Best Emerging Filmmaker and TWE Team Choice Award.


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  • Year
    2020
  • Runtime
    5 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    United States
  • Premiere
    USA
  • Director
    Abi Cole
  • Screenwriter
    Abi Cole and Meghan Shea
  • Producer
    Abi Cole
  • Executive Producer
    Meghan Shea
  • Co-Producer
    Fiona Chong
  • Cast
    Liz Montague
  • Cinematographer
    Abi Cole and Mike Rogers
  • Editor
    Abi Cole and David Flood