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'Ask E. Jean' Documentary Review: Ivy Meeropol's Intimate Portrait of E. Jean Carroll

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Kate Erbland

10d ago· 6 min readenReview

Summary

A review of Ivy Meeropol's documentary "Ask E. Jean," which profiles journalist and advice columnist E. Jean Carroll. The film, premiered at the 2025 Telluride Festival, portrays Carroll as an irrepressible, open, and funny personality rather than just a victim. The documentary works to contextualize Carroll as a full person—a journalist, author, and advice columnist known for her wit and actionable advice—beyond the legal battles and public narrative surrounding her.

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There's a word that comes to mind when it comes to American journalist, author, and advice columnist E. Jean Carroll: irrepressible.
She's not just someone you can't hold down, but someone you can't hold back.
Open and brassy and honest and fun, she's the kind of person you'd trust to share horror stories over drinks: not only she will find comedy in your darkest fears, but she'll also provide actionable advice.
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Telluride: Ivy Meeropol's intimate documentary about E. Jean Carroll works hard to contextualize her as a person, not a victim.

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