Alma Har’el Sticks Up for Natalie Portman: ‘She Fought for Patty Jenkins, Lynne Ramsay’
Portman has come under fire this week for only working on two feature films directed by women.
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‘Honey Boy’ Director Alma Har’el Questions Splitting Best Director Into Gendered Categories
Har’el earned a DGA nomination for Best First Feature and suggests the Oscars introduce a new category to spotlight more directors.
Women Directors Were Snubbed at the Globes, but Their Movies Still Have a Shot in the Oscar Race
Greta Gerwig’s “Little Women” and Lulu Wang’s “The Farewell” are gaining traction in the awards derby. But a Best Director Oscar nomination is hard to come by for women.
Alma Har’el Slams Golden Globes for All-Male Director Noms: ‘They Don’t Represent Us’
The “Honey Boy” filmmaker urges people to continue supporting films made by women at the box office.
Shia LaBeouf Talks About Walking the ‘Honey Boy’ Tightrope, With Director Alma Har’el as His Net
As the children of alcoholics, the director and star share a deep bond and a unique skill set that made their film possible.
Shia LaBeouf’s Process Was Unpredictable, So the ‘Honey Boy’ Crew Learned to Improvise
Cinematographer Natasha Braier and her crew had a unique challenge: How to capture LaBeouf’s one-take performances without triggering PTSD.
‘Honey Boy’ Trailer: Shia LaBeouf Wrestles With His Own Life and Addictions
Alma Har’el directs LaBeouf opposite Lucas Hedges and Noah Jupe in this buzzy autobiographical Sundance drama.
Shia LaBeouf Turned Court-Ordered Therapy Writing Into ‘Honey Boy’ Screenplay — IndieWire Sundance Studio
One of the most anticipated films at Sundance has one of the strangest origins.
‘Honey Boy’: Shia LaBeouf Worried His Self-Penned Biopic Was ‘Very Selfish’
The actor-turned-screenwriter debuted his intensely personal new film at Sundance, where he resisted giving his creative process an easy pass.
‘Honey Boy’ Director: Lucas Hedges Was Perfect to Play Shia LaBeouf — IndieWire Sundance Studio
The rising 22-year-old ‘Manchester By the Sea’ actor stepped into the shoes of LaBeouf to portray LaBeouf’s time in rehab.
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Killing the Sundance Myth: No Filmmaker Comes Out of Nowhere
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