The Lynn Shelton “Of a Certain Age” Grant will be awarded each year to a U.S.-based woman or non-binary filmmaker, age 39 or older, who has yet to direct a narrative feature.
Now Streaming: ‘Frank’ and ‘God Help the Girl’ on VOD, ‘All is Lost’ and ‘Bill & Ted’ on Netflix
The Biggest Lesson from Films This Decade: Only Bad Things Happen in Cabins
Interview: Lynn Shelton On ‘Touchy Feely,’ Improvisation & Having Catherine Keener As A Casting Director
Rosemarie DeWitt On The Tricky Nature of ‘Promised Land’ and What To Expect From Lynn Shelton’s ‘Touchy Feely’
Critic’s Picks: The Best Movies Released in 2012
‘Moonrise Kingdom’ & ‘Beasts Of The Southern Wild’ Take Top Prizes At Gotham Awards
Why ‘Your Sister’s Sister’ Tops Indiewire’s 5 DVD/Blu-ray Picks This Week
For Your Consideration: 10 Underdog Actresses That Deserve Oscar’s Attention This Year
The 16 Indies to Watch on VOD This September
Are Women Directors Entering a Golden Age? Studio 360 Talks to Shelton, Polley
Specialty Box Office: ‘Sister’s Sister’ Has Weekend’s Best Debut; ‘Kingdom’ Keeps Rising
