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“There's no need to be tragic or destroy yourself or jump off a cliff. That's no longer the paradigm I wish to follow, or that anyone should follow. It is not necessary to be tragic. It's bullshit that women can't have it all. Why not? Other people do.”

Quote by Mary Harron

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Mary Harron, born on January 12, 1953, is a renowned filmmaker known for her unique perspective and profound exploration of themes in her works. Her notable films include 'American Psycho' and 'Bad Girls.' Harron is celebrated for her deep portrayal of female characters and her sharp insights into social issues. more

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