Rosemarie DeWitt

Review: 'Nobody Walks' Is A Sensual, Emotionally Complex Film With Humor & Humanity

Martine (Olivia Thirlby), a 23-year-old New York artist arrives in LA to complete a short film for an upcoming exhibit. We see her embracing a lover in the airport parking lot and just before things get too carried away, she puts on the brakes and tells him that it was nice meeting him on the plane....

Trailer Watch: Nobody Walks - directed by Ry Russo-Young and written by Ry Russo Young and Lena Dunham

The film premiered at Sundance 2012 and will open in theatres on October 12

Watch: Trailer For Lena Dunham-Penned Indie 'Nobody Walks' With John Krasinski & Olivia Thirlby

Just as night follows day, so trailers generally follow posters, and hot on the heels of our exclusive premiere of the one-sheet for Ry Russo-Young's acclaimed Sundance hit "Nobody Walks" yesterday, Apple have premiered the first trailer for the film. And it looks pretty good, all in all. Co-written...

Exclusive: Poster For 'Nobody Walks' Starring Olivia Thirlby & John Krasinski

With a script co-written by the quickly rising Lena Dunham, directed by Ry Russo-Young ("You Won’t Miss Me") and featuring a pretty great cast including Olivia Thirlby, John Krasinski, Rosemarie DeWitt and Justin Kirk, there are a lot of reasons for the low key indie "Nobody Walks" to land on your r...

Women's Films Opening - June 15, 2012

'Your Sister's Sister': Emily Blunt, Mark Duplass In The Week's Best New Film

Since I saw Your Sister’s Sister at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival, Lynn Sheldon’s lovely, witty romantic comedy about a totally unlikely love triangle  -- try this: a girl and her dead ex-boyfriend’s brother and her lesbian sister – has only come to s...

Your Sister’s Sister—movie review

If you appreciate small-scale films that favor character development over plot, you’re the target demographic for this likable—and, speaking honestly, forgettable—three-character piece from filmmaker Lynn Shelton (Humpday) and three talented actors, Emily Blunt, Rosemarie DeWitt, and the man of the ...

Critical Consensus: Marshall Fine and Rene Rodriguez Discuss Lynn Shelton's 'Your Sister's Sister'

Marshall Fine and Rene Rodriguez discuss the career of director Lynn Shelton.

Tribeca Highlight: Emily Blunt In Lynn Shelton's Your Sister's Sister

It’s a small relationship film with a big bold impact: witty, nuanced, beautifully acted, Your Sister’s Sister is one of the best movies so far at the Tribeca Film Festival.