#female-filmmakers

#female-filmmakers

Catherine Breillat's films examine the theme of shame in female sexuality, revealing the complexities of women’s desires in society.

Horror films like Terrifier 3 highlight enduring public fascination with body horror and the extremes of human experience.

Miu Miu Women's Tales showcases dynamic stories by female filmmakers, exploring complexity and femininity through creative performances.

Chloe Fineman's fashionable yet chaotic persona reflects the stress of New York while attending the Chanel Through Her Lens Luncheon.

The film explores sisterhood, resilience, and the impact of a missing parental figure in a coming-of-age narrative.

Writer-director Marija Kavtaradzė won the Directing award at Sundance for her delicate, character-driven work.

Kirsten Dunst stars as a war photographer in Alex Garland's intense film 'Civil War.'

Dunst's straightforward nature in interviews has resonated with fans and media, showcasing a refreshing honesty.

Recognition of female and non-binary filmmakers at the Girls on Film awards.

Notable winners such as 'Barbie,' Emma Stone, and 'The Zone of Interest' for their achievements in filmmaking.

Long tail success attributed to film's slice-of-life approach

Film provides rich portrait of rural Tunisian society

Greta Gerwig is set to make history as the first female American director to lead the Cannes Film Festival's jury.

Gerwig's appointment is seen as a step towards addressing the festival's historical lack of focus on female filmmakers.

Female filmmakers in the Middle East are achieving greater representation and gender equity in the film industry.

Arab-made films are gaining visibility and success at major international film festivals.

Susan Seidelman shares her filmmaking journey and advice in her autobiography, 'Desperately Seeking Something.'