![]() “Lagonegro,” directed by Lucia Puenzo and starring Eva Longoria “Unspoken,” directed by Maria Sole Tognazzi and starring Margherita Buy The seven segments that make up the “Tell It Like a Woman” feature are: It is so inspiring to see Kim Carter helping women across the United States with her non-profit, The Time for Change Foundation.” “This segment reminds us that in life no matter how difficult the circumstance, there is a way to overcome any obstacle. “We are honored to have the immense talents of Taraji, Jennifer, and Pauletta, to bring Kim Carter’s powerful story to life,” Tilesi continued. Executive producers are Jennifer Ryan and Carol Polakoff. Tilesi, Iervolino, Bacardi and Lucas Akoskin produced the project. “’Tell It Like A Woman’ has been a very long journey, almost six years producing this film, and we couldn’t have asked for a better ending segment in ‘Pepcy & Kim,’” Tilesi added. Washington was most recently seen in the Nat Geo limited series “Genius: Aretha,” in addition to her musical contributions to projects like “Philadelphia.” Hudson, who won the Academy Award for best supporting actress for her breakout role in “Dreamgirls,” will next been seen in the highly-anticipated drama “Respect,” where she’ll play Aretha Franklin. Henson previously directed an episode of her Emmy-nominated series “Empire” and is next set to star as Miss Hannigan in the upcoming “Annie Live!” musical. We can’t wait to show this film to the world.” ![]() ![]() “This trio is a marvelous compliment to the spirited filmmakers and talent banding together for this one-of-a-kind film, and their sincerity in delivering a ‘must see’ segment is simply moving. “The talents of Taraji, Jennifer and Pauletta are awe-inspiring and on full display in their adaptation of the amazing Kim Carter story,” Iervolino said, announcing the new segment. The project was conceived by Iervolino Entertainment S.p.A, the global film and television production company founded by producer Andrea Iervolino and co-owned with Monika Bacardi, as well as “We Do It Together,” a non-profit film production company that advocates for gender equality, founded by producer Chiara Tilesi. ![]()
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