The documentary 'Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print' premieres at the Tribeca Film Festival, celebrating Ms. magazine's trailblazing history and impact. The filmmakers, including Salima Koroma and Alice Gu, use intimate interviews and archival footage to illustrate how Ms. has been a radical force for feminism, addressing issues like domestic abuse and pay inequity. With a streaming release on HBO Max in July, the film emphasizes the importance of building an intersectional feminist coalition and the power of women's voices in enacting social change. Icons like Gloria Steinem featured prominently underscore the magazine's profound legacy.
With intimate interviews, rare archival footage and excerpts from the Ms. book, filmmakers shine a spotlight on the magazine's early days as a radical force for feminism, equality and truth-telling.
The film reminds us of a truth we've always known: Women's voices change the world.
Ms. has always named the problem-and we still do, emphasizing the magazine's role in addressing societal issues.
We're at this crossroads moment for feminism, journalism and American values, underlining the film's significance in today's social landscape.
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