One Day
Short Film
Imagine if all the sexist remarks that a woman experiences feels them physically. Imagine that each time, there is a bodily jab. How would this physically manifest? What would this look like? Would the men notice? Would other women see it and help? From the morning radio dating show, to the cat caller on the street, to unkind family voicemails, this “One Day” we see one woman’s exposure from waking before she even reaches the subway. This film is an exploration in our current status as a society and asks the question, “How would our conversation change if we could visually see this? Would it?”
Written by Kimberly Dillon
Short Film
Imagine if all the sexist remarks that a woman experiences feels them physically. Imagine that each time, there is a bodily jab. How would this physically manifest? What would this look like? Would the men notice? Would other women see it and help? From the morning radio dating show, to the cat caller on the street, to unkind family voicemails, this “One Day” we see one woman’s exposure from waking before she even reaches the subway. This film is an exploration in our current status as a society and asks the question, “How would our conversation change if we could visually see this? Would it?”
Written by Kimberly Dillon
