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Women need to speak up for sexual harassment to stop: Michal Aviad

Women need to speak up for sexual harassment to stop: Michal Aviad

Sep 29, 2018, at 01:20 pm

Israeli film director Michal Aviad has been wowing crowds and critics alike with her latest offering, Working Woman. The film deals with sexual harassment at workplace, a prevalent problem in most societies. In a chat with IBNS Canada's Asha Bajaj and Sudipto Maity during the recently concluded Toronto International Film Festival, Aviad opens up about the issue, remedies to rid the world of such vices and her special love for movies. Excerpts: