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Margarethe Baillou is the founder and owner of independent motion picture company, M.Y.R.A. Entertainment, in New York, London and Singapore. The company produces global, nonviolent and inclusive content.
- Producer, Writer, Director
- Margarethe Baillou
A 2013 study found that instances of gun violence in popular PG-13 movies, over half of Hollywood’s top-grossing domestic releases in 2016, have more than tripled in recent decades. Film maven Margarethe Baillou, 36, didn’t need those data to take issue with cruel imagery.
- Zoe Donaldson
Sep 22, 2021 · The all-female company founded by Margarethe Baillou has presences in New York and London; Baillou will now move to Singapore. “Cultural diplomacy is now more important than ever. Cross-cultural...
Nov 6, 2020 · Margarethe Baillou. “The World to Come” When Baillou founded MYRA Entertainment in 2007, she was determined to only “make films I would love to see myself.”
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M.Y.R.A. Entertainment was established in 2007 by producer and filmmaker Margarethe Baillou in New York City. Baillou founded the company as a space to foster the development of films which abstain from graphic violence and promote intercultural understanding. In its early years, M.Y.R.A. associate produced the documentary short "Body & Soul: Diana...
In 2016, Baillou launched the M.Y.R.A. Initiative in New York City. Separate from the company's three production branches, but full funded by them, the foundation aims to support children in crisis and promote nonviolence in cinema by "using film, the most powerful medium, in a responsible manner" to "over time, achieve incremental societal change....
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M.Y.R.A.’s visionary and founder, Margarethe has lived across Europe, in both Americas and Asia which has allowed her to study a wide range of cultures and our awe-inspiring natural world. She delights in film’s ability to win the race against time, while caring deeply about the responsibility of the powerful audio-visual medium toward society.
May 30, 2021 · It was mainly female financiers, she notes, who “took a chance on the project” – investors including Margarethe Baillou and her partners at Myra; Carole Baraton at French sales outfit Charades;...
