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Heeb Magazine, The Sex Issue
October 2005

Between Us: A true story
by Nancy Schwartzman

Where I grew up, the Jewish boys were the rich kids, pale and dorky. That's why my first Israeli guy was such a big deal- he was a construction worker I met in Central Park with long eyelashes and bad hippie outfits. He was like a puppy, full of energy and a little bit rough. I used to make him model his tool belt for me - a Jew with a tool belt! [read more here]

The Independent Film & Video Monthly
March 2004

My Doc My Life - Four Female Doc-Makers Discuss Remaining Loyal to Their Subjects and Themselves
By Nancy Schwartzman

These days, if you're a woman making a film about women, the odds are very often stacked against you— even more so if you choose topics that are "unpleasant," like race, sex, gender, or violence. And if you weave your own story of gender, race, discrimination, or sexual violence into these larger narratives you put yourself on the line emotionally and get blamed for delivering the bad news. [read full article here]

 

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