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    Review: 'Working Woman' is a sexual harassment drama that cuts close to the bone

    by Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times Apr 12, 2019 3 minutes

    The #MeToo movement has found its film. It's not a hot new Sundance item but an Israeli feature in the works since 2012, and it will knock you out.

    Michal Aviad's "Working Woman" couldn't be more relevant or contemporary, but to characterize it that narrowly is to do this fine film a disservice.

    "Working Woman" is more than a feature that makes compelling drama out of workplace sexual harassment; it's an excellent work by

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