Vampires, satanists and mad scientists: the evolution of horror in 10 revolutionary films
The horror genre is thriving today, marked by innovative storytelling, diverse voices, and strong audience engagement.
Together With Lorenza Mazzetti review compelling final testament from overlooked director
Lorenza Mazzetti's work as a female filmmaker during the 1950s Free Cinema movement sheds light on hidden histories within the art world.
CAAMFest returns to SF with a rich lineup of Asian films
Exceptional female-focused features at CAAMFest showcase Asian culture through film, food, and performances, celebrating women in the industry.
FilmWatch Weekly: 'Scrambled' and 'Fitting In' take humorous looks at women's health, plus 'Argylle,' African Film Fest and more
Argylle is a star-studded spy caper likely to be a big box office hit
Two lesser-known films with punning titles by female directors center around women dealing with gynecological issues
Ashland on the big stage: light yet bright
Both outdoor shows at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, directed by female directors, grapple with thematic challenges in classic material, set to delight audiences.