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10 Debuts by Female Filmmakers That You Might Have Missed in 2018

Bianca Garner January 8, 2019

Her Time to Shine: RBG Review

Bianca Garner January 7, 2019

Posted in Director Women

The Best Director Race And Women Breaking The Circle Of Familiarity

Matthew St.Clair December 27, 2018

Posted in Awards Season Women

Alliance Of Women Film Journalists Nominations

Robin Write December 20, 2018

Posted in Obituary Women

In a League of Her Own: Remembering Penny Marshall

Bianca Garner December 18, 2018

Posted in Actress Characters Horror Review Women

Review: Suspiria (2018)

Matthew St.Clair December 3, 2018

Posted in Acting Actor Actress Movies Review Screenwriting Women

Review: Wildlife

Matthew St.Clair November 18, 2018

Posted in Review Women

I Know You Would Stay if You Could: Leave No Trace Review

Bianca Garner November 15, 2018

Posted in Festival Women

LFF Exclusive: Where are all the Diverse Voices in Film Criticism?

Bianca Garner October 21, 2018

Posted in Interview Women

Interview – Half The Picture director Amy Adrion talks to Filmotomy

Robin Write September 30, 2018

Posted in Short Women

Directed by Women September: Shot – Meshes of the Afternoon

Bianca Garner September 29, 2018

Posted in Acting Women

Directed By Women September – Player: Rose Leslie in Honeymoon

Bianca Garner September 25, 2018

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Reviews

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World Cinema

Arab Women In The Arts 2026 Showcase: The Full Line-up

Hannah Taylor 2026-07-28 0 Comments

The Arab Women in The Arts 2026 showcase (AWITA) returns for its sixth edition. AWITA is an event which celebrates and honours generations of Arab...

79th Cannes International Film Festival Winners – Cristian Mungiu’s Fjord Takes the Palme d’Or

Doug Jamieson 2026-05-24 0 Comments

The 79th Cannes International Film Festival has concluded with the announcement of the competition awards, where Cristian Mungiu’s Fjord was announced as this year’s Palme d’Or winner....

Wild Foxes (2025) Review: The Belgium-French Sports Drama With A Powerful Knockout Message

Hannah Taylor 2026-04-20 0 Comments

How far will you go to chase your dreams? Wild Foxes (2025) asks us exactly that and so much more. There’s plenty to unpack in...

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Sundance Film Festival Review: Nouvelle Vague (Live Commentary with Richard Linklater)

Rebecca Sharp 2026-02-05 0 Comments

Filmmaker Richard Linklater's latest, Nouvelle Vague, details the making of Jean-Luc Godard's Breathless (1960). It screened in select theatres on 31 October before its Netflix...