The world is full of strong women. They rock politics, art and science. And their private lives? They manage that on the side too, of course. But no matter how much they do, the spotlight is usually on their male counterparts who like to toot their own trumpets.
Actress Sibel Polat has had enough and clears the stage for 33 notable women. She introduces them and their issues and makes sure they (finally) get the recognition they deserve.
Jay Leno, Larry King, David Letterman, Conan O'Brien, Jimmy Fallon? Men make way for the host of the century: Sibel Polat. At last, she’s bringing the important issues to the table in a format that is so late-night that it sometimes takes place in the morning. Polemical girl power built on (menstrual) blood, sweat and tears.

Selection committee statement excerpt:
“Here the stage belongs to a woman, the great Sibel Polat. She uses the limitations of the format to her advantage and pushes the boundaries of what is playfully possible. She pulls the strings, plays with the audience, sings when it suits her or not, brings in her sidekick or sends him packing again and lets the audience participate in her very personal selection of 33 female biographies that she thinks everyone should know.”