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Watch the trailer for “This Changes Everything,” and get an exclusive sneak peak of the documentary on July 22.

Watch the trailer for “This Changes Everything,” and get an exclusive sneak peak of the documentary on July 22.

This Changes Everything

In Theaters July 22 Only

David Yurman partnered with Geena Davis as executive producers of this new
documentary examining Hollywood’s unconscious gender bias.

This Changes Everything

In Theaters July 22 Only

David Yurman partnered with Geena Davis as executive producers of this new documentary examining Hollywood’s unconscious gender bias.
A color photograph shows actress-activist Geena Davis seated in between executive producers Madeline Di Nonno and Ku-Ling Yurman, who are both standing.

“

We have to work to
ensure women have an
equal number of seats
at the table, that this
becomes the norm, not
the exception.

— Ku-Ling Yurman

“

We have to work to
ensure women have an 
equal number of seats 
at the table, that this 
becomes the norm, not 
the exception.

— Ku-Ling Yurman

As a company that has long been a proponent of female empowerment, gender equality is an issue
that’s close to our hearts. Seventy-five percent of the David Yurman executive committee are women, and the
company is almost 70 percent female. 

As a company that has long been a proponent of
female empowerment, gender equality is an issue
that’s close to our hearts. Seventy-five percent of the
David Yurman executive committee are women, and
the company is almost 70 percent female. 

“

We are a company of women, led by
women and cofounded by a woman.

“

We are a company of
women, led by women and
cofounded by a woman.

Filmmaker and Evan Yurman’s wife, Ku-Ling Yurman chose to become an executive producer of the new
documentary “This Changes Everything” as a “way to move the needle.” “Our objective is to bring about
actual change,” says Ku-Ling. “We have a collective responsibility to take ownership of this issue and activate
a higher standard for gender equality." 

Filmmaker and Evan Yurman’s wife, Ku-Ling Yurman
chose to become an executive producer of the new
documentary “This Changes Everything” as a “way to
move the needle.” “Our objective is to bring about
actual change,” says Ku-Ling. “We have a collective
responsibility to take ownership of this issue and
activate a higher standard for gender equality." 
A still from the documentary “This Changes Everything” shows a group of female protestors holding signs saysing “Women Unite” and “I’m With Her” at the 2017 Women’s March. The protestors are gathered in front of city buildings.

A B O V E:  A still from “This Changes Everything” shows protestors at the 2017 Women’s March.

A B O V E:  A still from “This Changes Everything” shows protestors at the 2017 Women’s March.

The movie, which premiered at the 2018 Toronto International Film Festival, shares firsthand accounts of
Hollywood’s history of systemic discrimination backed by compelling data from The Geena Davis Institute
on Gender in Media. Only one woman has ever won an Oscar for best director in the past 100 years. In
2017, 90% of writers for the top-grossing films were men.  

 

Interviewees include Academy Award–winning actor and advocate Geena Davis; television producer,
screenwriter and author Shonda Rhimes; director and screenwriter Judd Apatow; actresses Meryl Streep,
Jessica Chastain and Reese Witherspoon. “This Changes Everything” also seeks to provide solutions on
how we can achieve a higher standard for gender parity in media. To celebrate the documentary’s release,
select David Yurman boutiques across the country are offering complimentary tickets to exclusive
screenings on July 22.

 

The movie, which premiered at the 2018 Toronto International Film Festival, shares firsthand accounts of Hollywood’s history of systemic discrimination backed by compelling data from The Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media. Only one woman has ever won an Oscar for best director in the past 100 years. In 2017, 90% of writers for the top-grossing films were men.  

 

Interviewees include Academy Award–winning actor and advocate Geena Davis; television producer, screenwriter and author Shonda Rhimes; director and screenwriter Judd Apatow; actresses Meryl Streep, Jessica Chastain and Reese Witherspoon. “This Changes Everything” also seeks to provide solutions on how we can achieve a higher standard for gender parity in media. To celebrate the documentary’s release,
select David Yurman boutiques across the country are offering complimentary tickets to exclusive screenings on July 22.

Visit these David Yurman boutiques for
complimentary tickets to an exclusive screening
of “This Changes Everything” on July 22.

Visit these David Yurman boutiques for  complimentary tickets to an exclusive screening  of “This Changes Everything” on July 22.

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