I salute today an exceptional filmmaker and Rhode Island native, Alice M. Maurice, who has been recognized by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences as associate producer of 1994's best short subject documentary. Ms. Maurice's commitment to excellence in filmmaking has not only brought her and the State of Rhode Island honor, but has made a positive difference in the lives of women throughout the United States. Her documentary film, ``Defending Our Lives,'' details the suffering of eight abused women who killed their assailants in self defense. Ms. Maurice's film draws attention to an important subject which deserves such national recognition. I ask that my distinguished colleagues join me in saluting this remarkable woman, a truly accomplished artist and filmmaker.
Herbert Pell: “I salute today an exceptional filmmaker and Rhode Island native, Alice M. Maurice, who has been recognized by the…”
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Recognizing filmmaker Alice M. Maurice for her documentary on abused women during a speech.
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