Woman Director

Never Rarely Sometimes Always Directed by Eliza HittmanWritten by Eliza Hittman The review: Eliza Hittman takes us on a journey worthy of an epic poem* so a young woman can get a procedure that [...]

The Forty-Year-Old Version Directed by Radha BlankWritten by Radha Blank The review: Despite decades of “girl power” and versions of “leaning in” there are still a lot of [...]

Wonder Woman 1984 Directed by Patty JenkinsWritten by Patty Jenkins, Geoff Johns, and Dave Callaham The review: The great moments in Wonder Woman 1984 are the bits that come along with being [...]

Happiest Season Directed by Clea DuVallWritten by Clea DuVall & Mary Holland The review: Astute readers* will remember how I’m always going on about the lack of good roles for women and I’m [...]

Bessie Directed by Dee ReesWritten by Dee Rees, Christoper Cleveland, Bettina Gilois The review: The always remarkable Queen Latifah gives us a tutorial of blues singer Bessie Smith’s rise to [...]

Arthur Christmas Directed by Sarah Smith, Barry CookWritten by Peter Baynham, Sarah Smith The review: Even if this movie didn’t have a scene that takes place in Idaho, it would be worth watching [...]

Wild Nights With Emily Directed by Madeleine OlnekWritten by Madeleine Olnek The review: I’m willing to bet that everyone reading this knows about Emily Dickinson and I’m also willing to bet that [...]

Loser Directed by Amy HeckerlingWritten by Amy Heckerling The review: This is an excellent chronicle* of not fitting in** and has a killer 2000-era soundtrack.*** While I found the performances [...]