Jennifer Green

Jennifer discovered her passion for writing about film as a graduate student in San Francisco. That—and other passions—sent her to Spain. There, she worked as a correspondent for the trade journal Screen International and later The Hollywood Reporter, and she completed a doctorate in Cultural Studies. While continuing to freelance as a reporter, columnist and film critic for a variety of magazines, newspapers and websites, Jennifer has enjoyed teaching journalism and film to college students for the last two decades. She is a Fulbright Award winner and member of the Alliance of Women Film Journalists. A selection of her work can be found at www.filmsfromafar.com. Jennifer is a proud mom to two lovely humans, a dog and a cat.
Mankeeping Is Real—and Women Are Exhausted

Mankeeping Is Real—and Women Are Exhausted

We asked 21 women how much emotional labor they shoulder for their partners. The answers? Frustrated, funny, and sobering.    Your partner has three friends: a college roommate he hasn’t called in a year, his brother, and you. Guess who’s carrying the weight? If this...