GINGER GENTILE
FILMMAKER. CHANGE MAKER.
PUBLIC SPEAKER.
GINGER GENTILE
FILMMAKER. CHANGE MAKER.
PUBLIC SPEAKER.
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ABOUT
Ginger Gentile is an activist documentary filmmaker dedicated to addressing ignored issues and shedding light on solutions. With her documentary ERASING FAMILY, which premiered at Lincoln Center, she exposed the trauma children suffer when a loving parent is erased by the divorce courts, a problem that affects over 22 million families in the US alone. Ginger crowdfunded over $430,000 for the film.
The film inspired her to help families reunite directly and founded Reversing Parental Alienation which teaches parents how to reunite with their kids and heal their family relationships. She leads a team of coaches that like her are children of high conflict divorce and suffered alienation. Ginger is an iPEC trained coach certified by the International Coaches Federation and trained under Bill Eddy, the leader in conflict resolution, becoming the first outside coach to work with his High Conflict Institute.
For her work in reuniting families, Gentile was named an Architect of Change by Maria Shriver and has spoken at SXSW and appeared on numerous podcasts and TV shows, including Red Table Talk. In her time serving as the Executive Director of the National Parents Organization she added six new state affiliates and garnered national press attention for the Shared Parenting Report Card.
THE LATEST
Ginger Gentile travels frequently as a public speaker and is an in-demand consultant for parents reversing alienation, working with them closely to heal deep family trauma and reunite with their children. She is a contributor for Forbes Women. You can stream her documentaries Erasing Family and her new film Exclusion U (premiered in 2023) on all major platforms.
BACKGROUND
After graduating Columbia University, Ginger lived in Argentina for 13 years where she ran San Telmo Productions, whose clients include Nat Geo, A&E, Warner Bros, and Al Gore’s Climate Challenge. Her feature directing credits include ERASING DAD (Borrando a Papá, 2014) and GOALS FOR GIRLS (Mujeres con Pelotas, 2014) which follows slum girls fighting to play a sport off limits to women in Argentina: soccer. Her narrative short “The Hooker and the Transvestite” won 1st prize in the Filmaka “Hard Times” contest judged by Werner Herzog, Zak Penn and Paul Schrader.
Returning to the US in 2015, Ginger directed the PSA “Erased Mom” with Bravo Personality Tamra Judge and was featured as a storyline on her TV show. Her Erasing Family was a storyline on Red Table Talk’s Episode on Parental Alienation which garnered more than 6 million views in a week.
She is a member of Film Fatales, Alliance for Women Directors, Women in Film (which chose her to be part of the Director Mentorship Program) and Directores Argentinos Cinematográficos. Find her on IMDB.
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GINGER'S SPEAKING REEL
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ERASING FAMILY - TRAILER
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RED TABLE TALK
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EXCLUSION U. TRAILER
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