52 FILMS BY WOMEN: #20 Never Let Go (2024) [USA] Produced by & Starring by Halle Berry
Never Let Go Starring/Produced by: Halle Berry Directed by : Alexander Aja Written by: Kevin Coughlin; Ryan Grassby USA (2024) Overview/Synopsis Going into Never Let[…]
52 FILMS BY WOMEN: #17 Tully (2018) [USA] – Diablo Cody
52 FILMS BY WOMEN: #17 Tully (2018) USA Written by Diablo Cody Every mom out there…has been there. After childbirth and in the first year[…]
52 FILMS BY WOMEN: #15. Advantageous (2015) [USA] – Jennifer Phang
52 FILMS BY WOMEN: #15. Advantageous (2015) U.S.A. Jennifer Phang In an overpriced world where existing comes at a high price, Gwen the spokeswomen[…]
52 FILMS BY WOMEN: #14. What Happened Miss Simone (2015) [USA] – Liz Garbus
52 FILMS BY WOMEN: #14. What Happened Miss Simone (2015) U.S.A. Liz Garbus Hands down, this documentary opening is the most captivating, that I’ve[…]
52 FILMS BY WOMEN: #13. RAW (Grave) (2016) [France/Belgium] – Julia Ducournau
52 FILMS BY WOMEN: #13. RAW (Grave) (2016) France/Belgium Julia Ducournau RAW is a nuanced story of love, secrets, & acceptance. I read a[…]
52 FILMS BY WOMEN: #12. Mustang (2015) [Turkey/France] – Deniz Gamze Ergüven
52 FILMS BY WOMEN: #12. Mustang (2014) Turkey/Russia/France – Deniz Gamze Ergüven Mustang is a moving tale about a group of sisters stuck in[…]
52 FILMS BY WOMEN: #10. The Bad Batch (2017) [USA] – Ana Lily Amirpour
52 FILMS BY WOMEN: #10. The Bad Batch (2017) U.S.A. – Ana Lily Amirpour I have two views on this film. Feminist Filmmaker’s view[…]
52 FILMS BY WOMEN: #9. The Rape of Recy Taylor (2017) [USA] – Nancy Buirski
52 FILMS BY WOMEN: #9. The Rape of Recy Taylor (2017) U.S.A. – Nancy Buirski A mother walking home from evening service with[…]
Step is Life (2017) USA
Advocacy#STEP #StepIsLife #BlackGirlMagic 2 women …(yes I must note Caucasian for specific reasons of intent and personal motivation) set out to tackle “American Blackness” and[…]
The Beguiled (2017) USA (with The Script podcast)
Civil War Feminism…Without Black Women, but appropriating their style? Sofia said in Vanity Fair “I did not want to perpetuate an objectionable stereotype where facts[…]