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Women have always made different kinds of film, not just soft, intimate movies. In terms of craft and creativity, they can do anything. They have done everything. – David Fear, Rolling Stone. More:
Regina King’s feature directorial debut is a fictionalized account of a 1964 meeting between real-life friends and cultural icons Cassius Clay, Jim Brown, Sam Cooke, and Malcolm X. – Women & Hollywood. More:
China-born director Chloé Zhao’s third feature stars Frances McDormand as a woman who packs her van and hits the road after the economic collapse of her Nevada home town. – Screen Daily. More:
Tristana, the literary adaptation surrealist master Luis Buñuel had wanted to make for years – after battling Franco regime censors – is a period piece of deeply-felt beauty and radical impulse. – Christina Newland, BFI. More:
The new film portrays the famous championship games where, in her comic book origins, Diana competes in secret to earn her lasso of truth and the right to be Themiscyra’s agent in the world of Man. More:
Carmen Cabana’s cinematography infuses the show with the natural colors of East LA, the “melancholy” of its fading public art, and emphasizes the characters’ diverse backgrounds with different gels. – Shayna Maci Warner, Women & Hollywood. More:
Marvel Entertainment has tapped Candyman director Nia DaCosta to helm the heavily anticipated Captain Marvel sequel written by Megan McDonnell, targeted for a July 8, 2022 release date. – Cass Marshall, Polygon. More:
Writer-director Roderick MacKay’s debut feature The Furnace, an 1890s drama set in the Western Australia gold rush, premieres at the 77th Venice Film Festival. The filmmakers consulted with the Badimia community, and liaised with Sikh, Islamic, Cantonese, Pashto, and Punjabi-language consultants. – Don Groves, IF. More:
Half a century after its release it’s hard to think of another film that comes close to Wake in Fright’s harsh and visceral depiction of Australian masculinity, the national drinking culture and the latent violence of the outback. – Andrew Nette, BFI. More:
This month, my feature film screenplay Little Bit Long Way became a Finalist in two Film Festivals: Athena Film Festival New York Writers Lab & Nashville Film Festival Screenplay Competition. More:
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