addition to her films, Harron was also the executive producer of The Weather Underground, a documentary looking at the Weathermen (political activists and extremists of the 1970s). She has also worked in television, directing episodes of Oz, Six Feet Under, Homicide: Life on the Street, The L Word and Big Love. Working on the episode of Six Feet Under "The Rainbow of Her Reasons", Harron was brought back together with I Shot Andy Warhol actress, Lili Taylor. Views Harron has been at times labelled a feminist filmmaker, in part due to her film on lesbian feminist Valerie Solanas, I Shot Andy Warhol, as well as a lesbian storyline within her 2011 teenage Gothic horror film The Moth Diaries (2011). She has consistently denied this label, although she considers herself a feminist. In a 2006 interview, and then again during an interview in 2012, she stated: She is a member of Film Fatales, a women's independent filmmaker collective. Asked about her Canadian identity in a 2014 interview, Harron stated that she mostly felt "just not American". She stated that, to her, being Canadian meant "You don't think you're at the center of things." She also felt that, unlike American directors, she was not "a moralistic filmmaker. I'm not trying to tell people what to do, and I'm not trying to lead... I'm interested in ambiguity." Although her films deal with controversial materials, like American Psycho, she does not put emphasis on gore and violence. She consistently stands for her films' meaningfulness in the face of adversity and urges those who protest her creations to be more open-minded, and the main example of this is her going on national Canadian Television and speaking against the creation of American Psycho. Personal life Harron lives in New York with her husband, filmmaker John C. Walsh, and their two daughters. Awards and nominations Filmography Film Executive producer The Weather Underground (2002) (Documentary) The Notorious Bettie Page (2005) Researcher BBC documentary on Andy Warhol Television See also List of female film and television directors List of LGBT-related films directed by women References Bibliography Bussmann, Kate. "Cutting Edge."The Guardian. March 5, 2009. p. 16. Print. Harron, Mary. "The Risky Territory of 'American Psycho.'" The New York Times 9 April 2000 late ed.: section 2. Print. Harron, Mary; "The Notorious Bettie Page" MovieNet. Hernandez, Eugene (January 18, 2000) "PARK CITY 2000 BUZZ: "American Psycho" NC-17; Next Wave Nabs