EQUALS

JAMES BOND SUPPORTS INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY 2011
www.weareequals.org / www.weareequals.org/blog
The two-minute short, specially commissioned for International Women's Day, sees 007 star Daniel Craig undergo a dramatic makeover as he puts himself, quite literally, in a woman's shoes.

Directed by acclaimed 'Nowhere Boy' director/conceptual artist Sam Taylor-Wood, scripted by Jane Goldman ('Kick Ass') and featuring the voice of Dame Judi Dench reprising her role as 'M', the film will be screened in cinemas and streamed online in a bid to highlight the levels of inequality that persist between men and women in the UK and worldwide. It is the first film featuring Bond to be directed by a woman.

Director: Sam Taylor-Wood. Producer: Barbara Broccoli. Scriptwriter: Jane Goldman. Director of photography: Seamus McGarvey. Featuring the voice of Dame Judi Dench.

Editor: Mel Agace
Post production: Michael Sollinger
Post production coordinator: Harriet Dale
With thanks to all the team at Ascent, including Patrick Malone, Dean Harding,
Grading: Robin Pizzey
Deluxe grade production: Rob Farris
Effects fix: Emily Greenwood
Sound producer: Hannah Mills
Sound: Simon Diggins and Peter Gleaves at Goldcrest

The EQUALS partnership and Annie Lennox would like to thank all the production team, cast and crew that donated their time, vision and energy in the hope of a more equal world for women and girls.

• Category

  Film & Animation

[ealderma1]

You're using "feminists" as a pretty broad umbrella term there, sir. Clearly Daniel Craig is a feminist, do you think he's guilty of all of the above?

[JessR189]

Wow, it seems the comments have turned into a battle of who is worse off, men or women. Perhaps we should just agree that their are different inequalities for everyone and life is rarely fair. Yet if you really believe that violence and sexism against women isn't a problem anymore you haven't spent much time in the real world. I don't need statistics to show me time and again there are still a lot of sexist people in the world.

[howerover]

mach dein sakko zu, wenn du stehst, affe

[Lone432345]

73.6% Of All Statistics Are Made Up. Especially if they have an agenda behind it.

[LoneSir]

WATCH THIS !

/watch?v=EwogDPh-Sow

[Arableciderboy]

I do too. I just hate this kind of rhetoric.

[Arableciderboy]

well said

[creadcharles]

It's a shame because I do support the aims of this campaign, and women do demonstrably get a bum deal in most countries (possibly all countries), and are openly and institutionally abused in some countries.

[creadcharles]

Yeah some of the 'statistics' are a bit odd really and play into the hands of their opponents. I mean, as if men who do more work earn more than men who do less work anyway - work has never been proportionate to earnings, such a thing would be a radical overhaul of our culture, feminism or not. And how ridiculous to suggest that women losing their jobs because of pregnancy is because of sexism - pregnant women can't work, men who have had sex can work.

[Arableciderboy]

"Women do two thirds of all the work done in the world" Ha! what bullshit! First, how the fuck do you measure something like that and, second, how can that actually be true? It isn't.

[Thefaster33]

It's M's voice

[Angelmajora]

HES SO PRETTY!