The second “season” of TNT and Refinery29’s female-focused shorts program includes a fresh take on “The Red Balloon,” a timely story about immigration, and much more.
More than 35 percent of the films on the TIFF 2018 slate were directed by women, but the outreach extends beyond festival math.
The latest study from Professor Stacy L. Smith and the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative finds that little has changed, even with an uptick in conversation.
Of the 21 films announced as part of this year’s competition lineup, only one is directed by a woman.
A new series includes a number of brand-new 2K restorations of classic (and often forgotten) films, focused on female directors from America’s rich silent-era in cinema.
During a conversation at the Cannes Film Festival, Mulligan reflected on the past treatment of women in Hollywood, and how it’s finally starting to change.
In the latest study from The Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film, even the U.S.’s biggest indie film festivals fall short when it comes to female creator representation.
This month, BAM is paying tribute to the true revolutionaries of the celebrated New Hollywood: the trailblazing women filmmakers who defied historic inequity to bring their stories to the screen.
There are major signs of diverse life on this year’s slate, which includes 20 female filmmakers set to debut new feature films at the festival. Get to know them now.
From films that will make you pass out to documentaries that will make you want to stand up and cheer, this season offers a wide variety of female-directed features.
Director J.J. Abrams has tapped the filmmaker and producer to serve as second unit director on his upcoming film, marking a major milestone for the series.
This year’s lineup includes a majority of female-directed features for the first time in a decade, a compelling counterpoint to the main competition slate’s stagnant numbers.
