Conversations with working women over seventy who refuse to be stopped by outdated assumptions of the roles of older women in society today. We discuss gender, equity, ageism, race and relationships in both the workplace and society.
Erica Tanamachi is an award-winning filmmaker and MFA Cinema graduate of San Francisco State University. Erica has worked with Phoebe Rubin for over 15 years making various documentaries for non-profit organizations throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. Erica's latest short film WINN (2022) aired on Reel South (PBS) and won Best Short at Atlanta Film Festival and Justice on Trial Film Festival. She is currently working on two features.
Phoebe Rubin is a film producer and director. She began making movies in 1999. Her first film, Women Who Cry In Restaurants, was part of the LA Shorts Festival. In 2004, Phoebe began making documentary films with Erica Tanamachi for non-profit organizations. Their short documentary, A Perfect Note, was included in the 2018 Napa Valley Film Festival. Phoebe holds an MA in Psychology with a concentration in Drama Therapy. She taught and directed autobiographical performance to at risk youth in San Francisco. Learn more about Phoebe: parisroosevelt.com