High Heels
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Initial release | Spain |
|---|---|
| Directors | Pedro Almodóvar |
| Featured song | Piensa en Mí |
| Screenplay | Pedro Almodóvar |
| Composers | Ryuichi Sakamoto |
| George Howe | |
| Gil Evans | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2607961 |
About High Heels
The escapades of a famous Spanish actress (Marisa Paredes) and her daughter (Victoria Abril) lead to a murder-trial farce.
Flooring billboard featuring 'sexualised' woman is removed
... what s easy to lay? " The sexualised woman in a tiny dress and High Heels? Or is the floor so easy to lay, even a woman could do it? " The charity questioned whether the advert was also appropriate to be placed next to one for a family tourist attraction and another for a nearby school...
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... If you aren t, she s shallow and superficial, obsessed with appearance and unable to comprehend the meaning of sex, death - or life without High Heels...
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... " Jennie also explained how the pressure to dance in High Heels had contributed to her discomfort...
Julian Sands obituary: Free-spirited actor whose career started with a kiss
... " It s very hard to walk across a ploughed field in High Heels...
Jennifer Lawrence's secret filming in Afghanistan
... When she speaks to the group, she reminisces about wearing High Heels and perfume and going to the park with her friends...
Bowelbabe: Dame Deborah James, in her own words
... I have the old man s cancer, but I like High Heels and glitter skirts as well as the next 35 year old, so it s breaking down those perceptions of what cancer looks like...
William and Kate take part in spin class on south Wales visit
... " Before climbing on to his bike, the prince joked to the princess: " You have got High Heels on...
Brit Awards 2023: The real winners and losers
... So voluminous was the costume that they had to forgo the standard golf buggy from the dressing room, and teeter around the outskirts of the O2 in High Heels...
Flooring billboard featuring 'sexualised' woman is removed
An advert for flooring featuring A Woman and the tagline " it's so easy to lay" has been removed from a billboard after it was criticised for " perpetuating the culture of rape".
The large advert for Garage Floors Direct appeared on the Whitehouse roundabout in Ipswich.
A charity questioned whether The Woman was " easy to lay" or if the flooring was so easy that A Woman could do it.
The Essex-based flooring company removed the ad.
The billboard was noticed by a trustee of Suffolk Rape Crisis last week.
In an open letter posted on The Charity 's Social Media channels to both Garage Floors Direct and Billboard Media - which manages the roadside advertising Space - They wrote: " We have some questions. . what's easy to lay?
" The sexualised woman in a tiny dress and High Heels ? Or is the floor so easy to lay, even A Woman could do it? "
The Charity questioned whether the advert was also appropriate to be placed next to one for A Family Tourist Attraction and another for a nearby school.
The Letter continued: " Adverts like yours affect how women feel about themselves, how women are treated by The Police and the justice system and by wider society.
" This advert is playing into archaic stereotypes that perpetuate the culture of rape.
" Your advert supports the idea that women's bodies are commodities to be used. "
Urging the companies to " take it down" The Charity added: " Although we understand that your intent may have been light-hearted, it is crucial to emphasise that these seemingly harmless acts of discrimination against women fuel the acceptance of their mistreatment and the perpetuation of violence towards them. "
Sophie Robinson , a trustee for The Charity , said: " This advert had to go through so many people before it was printed and put up - But people are still accepting of these misogynistic attitudes.
" A lot of work still needs to be done about how women are treated In Society . "
In a statement released to The Bbc by Garage Floors Direct, based in Manningtree, Essex, a spokesperson said: " We have had the billboard removed as a matter of urgency, as soon as we were made aware of it causing offence. "
The Bbc also asked Billboard Media for comment.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
