Veteran filmmaker-actor Barbra Streisand believes it is still hard for women directors to survive in Hollywood.
The 76-year-old actor, who made her directorial debut in 1983 with "Yentl" and also won the best director Golden Globe for it, said people in the film industry should let women take the lead more often.
"In the acting world, female directors are having a hard time getting jobs. When I made 'Yentl', my first directorial job, it was like, 'You're going to direct it? You mean an actress can direct it? Actresses can be fiscally responsible for the budget?'