The State of the Race: And Then There Were Women
As the 2014/2015 Oscar race begins to take shape, pundits are circling the possibilities. They are predicting films that haven't ...
Tag: Women in Film
New Voices in Film Criticism: Tasha Robinson at The Dissolve
The Dissolve's Tasha Robinson writes up a brilliant piece about female characters in films who are supposed to be "strong" ...
At Cannes Stories About Women Dominate, even if Female Filmmakers are Rare
In case you've been wondering why it's so difficult to get movies about women made you don't have to look ...
Katherine Heigl Turns to Indiegogo to Help Raise fund for Jenny’s Wedding
What do you do if you're an independent movie written and directed by a woman, about a lesbian getting married? ...
Wolf and the Accusations of Presumed Misogyny
Welcome to 2013 when every tiny detail in a film is scrubbed clean of any ambiguity -- because if anything ...
Two Female Driven Films Kill at the Box Office
The box office powerhouse that is Jennifer Lawrence, and the brilliant marketing team (and great word of mouth) behind Frozen ...
How Have Women Fared in Film? An Infographic
Fairly enlightening, this. And depressing. Don't make me start talking about the three holes again. Full infographic after the cut.
Lynda Obst Grabs New Hollywood by the Balls and — SQUEEZES
I love this interview. I don't think it's a matter of many of us just being old and out of ...
Dear Academy: Consider the Women Directors
One thing we know about the industry now is that they prefer their women naked and on their backs. One ...
NY Times Debate: How Can Women Gain Influence in Hollywood?
Women and Hollywood's Melissa Silverstein, someone I consider to be a growing voice in the film community, has co-curated a ...
Oscar Nomination Predictions
Best Picture
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1.
100.0%Hamnet
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2.
100.0%One Battle After Another
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3.
100.0%Sinners
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4.
100.0%Marty Supreme
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5.
100.0%Wicked: For Good
Best Director
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1.
100.0%Chloe ZhaoHamnet
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2.
100.0%Paul Thomas AndersonOne Battle After Another
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3.
100.0%Ryan CooglerSinners
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4.
50.0%Josh SafdieMarty Supreme
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5.
50.0%Jon M. ChuWicked for Good
Best Actor
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1.
100.0%Timothée ChalametMarty Supreme
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2.
100.0%Leonardo DiCaprioOne Battle After Another
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3.
100.0%Ethan HawkeBlue Moon
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4.
50.0%Wagner MauraThe Secret Agent
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5.
50.0%Michael B. JordanSinners
Best Actress
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1.
100.0%Jessie BuckleyHamnet
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2.
100.0%Cynthia ErivoWicked For Good
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3.
100.0%Renate ReinsveSentimental Value
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4.
100.0%Amanda SeyfriedThe Testament of Ann Lee
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5.
50.0%Chase InfinitiOne Battle After Another
Best Supporting Actor
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1.
100.0%Stellan SkarsgårdSentimental Value
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2.
100.0%Paul MescalHamnet
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3.
100.0%Adam SandlerJay Kelly
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4.
50.0%Sean PennOne Battle After Another
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5.
100.0%Benicio Del ToroOne Battle After Another
NextGen Oscarwatcher: The DGA, Who Sticks Out? Who Has The Narrative?
The DGA: Who sticks out, and who has the narrative? By: Scott Kernen Continuing on with the guild conversations, let’s...
