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Mood:
- HumorousBittersweetCleverEmotionalSentimentalTouchingWittyBiting
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Plot:
- Single ParentBattle of the SexesFeminismSinglenessFamily LifeMedia SatirePregnancyRelationship Vs Career more...
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Genres:
- ComedyIndependentDrama
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Time/Period:
- 90s
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Place:
- New YorkUSA
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- Irreverent Humor
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- Strong Female Presence
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The 24 Hour Woman, 1999
English
USA
Profile of The 24 Hour Woman
The mood of The 24 Hour Woman is bittersweet, humorous, and biting. The plot centers around feminism, media satire, and pregnancy. It features irreverent humor. The 24 Hour Woman is a comedy, independent, and drama movie. Stylistically, it stars a strong female character. In approach, it is realistic. The 24 Hour Woman is set in New York. It happens in the 1990s.
Summary of The 24 Hour Woman
How do you juggle a marriage, a career, and a baby? That's Grace Santos's (Rosie Perez) question. The producer of a television morning show--and married to the show's cohost, Eddie Diaz (Diego Serrano)--Grace finds herself the center of a media frenzy when her pregnancy is announced on the air. Ratings-hungry Executive Producer Joan Marshall (Patti Lupone) sees a potential hit, and soon Grace's pregnancy is a regular segment on the show. After the baby is born, Grace has to make the decision faced by so many women: return to work, or stay at home with her infant daughter?
Details
| Language: | English |
| Country: | USA |
| Release date: | 29 January 1999 |
| Runtime: | 93 min |
Cast and Crew
as Grace Santos
as Madeline Labelle
as Joan Marshall
as Margo Lynn
