48th PARALLEL PROJECT

FOR WOMEN (AND MEN!) WHO DARE TO CALL THEMSELVES FEMINISTS

Rosemary House

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The Final Episode! But... if a groundswell of support should develop, if petitions begin to mount, if questions are asked in the Houses of Parliament, if the demand for the return of Claire, Jeannette and yes, even the Boss should become impossible to ignore, well we're not making promises, but anything is possible on the 48th Parallel.

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Rosemary House Comment by Rosemary House on March 24, 2008 at 11:04am
I know - that last shot is so good. Mary is just a perfect foil for Lois.... let's hope we get to do more!
Diana Daly Comment by Diana Daly on March 24, 2008 at 7:32am
Ha ha ah aha haaa! That was the funniest one yet!!!! The look on both of their faces in that last shot made me crack up!

So good...:)

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The 48th Parallel Project is A ROCK ISLAND PRODUCTION.

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Our name was inspired by a survey of elected women in governments worldwide showing Canada in the disappointing position of #48. And over the past two years we've dropped to 50 and risen to 47....
We're a politically motivated, artistically driven platform for feminists interested in challenging the status quo.
We invite filmmakers, artists and activists to express themselves and contribute their art and ideas.
We're committed to showcasing female artists and to connecting with women around the world.
We believe we have a responsibility to support womens' struggle for human rights and equality globally.
We also believe in using art and entertainment to mix it up in the political world.
Our logo is by young Newfoundland artist Isabelle Riche. Welcome!
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