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Tribeca and Berlinale Winner “House of Hummingbird” Gets Virtual Theatrical Release

Kino Lorber and Well Go USA are teaming up to bring “House of Hummingbird” to audiences. A press release announced that the award-winning coming-of-age drama will be shown by virtual cinemas...

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Weinstein Accuser Sarah Ann Masse and Alexa Polar Collaborating on #MeToo-Themed Drama

Sarah Ann Masse — actress, comedian, and one of the many, many women preyed upon by Harvey Weinstein — will star in a feature drama examining Hollywood’s systems of misogyny and...

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Awkwafina and Karen Gillan Are Reuniting for “Shelly,” Jude Weng Directing

After sharing the screen in a blockbuster reboot, Awkwafina and Karen Gillan are re-teaming for an original story. The “Jumanji: The Next Level” co-stars will topline Jude Weng’s...

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Cannes 2020: Charlie Buhler & Jenna Lyng Adams’ Pandemic Thriller “Before the Fire” Goes to Dark Sky

An extremely prescient thriller written and directed by women has secured North American distribution. According to Deadline, Dark Sky Films nabbed the rights to “Before the Fire,” a...

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Kino Lorber to Virtually Release Sue Williams’ “Denise Ho – Becoming the Song”

A doc about Cantopop icon and pro-democracy activist Denise Ho is heading to Kino Lorber’s virtual cinema platform, Kino Marquee. A press release announced that Kino Lorber has secured North...

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Issa López to Direct “Our Lady of Tears”

Issa López is set to direct another supernatural pic with a young cast. The “Tigers Are Not Afraid” helmer will step behind the camera for “Our Lady of Tears,” Deadline...

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Vicky Jenson to Direct Musical Fantasy “Spellbound” for Skydance Animation

Vicky Jenson will unite a kingdom in her next animated pic. The “Shrek” and “Shark Tale” filmmaker is set to helm “Spellbound,” a musical fantasy. Per Deadline,...

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“My Salinger Year” Lands at IFC Films, Sigourney Weaver and Margaret Qualley Star

“My Salinger Year,” the story of Joanna Rakoff’s experiences working for J. D. Salinger’s agent in the ’90s, has secured distribution. IFC Films has acquired the U.S. rights...

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S.J. Clarkson to Direct Sony Pic Featuring Mystery Female Marvel Character

Spider-Man and Venom won’t be the only Marvel characters to get their own Sony movie. According to Variety, a “secret” movie following a female Marvel character is in the works....

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“Search Party” Creators Sarah-Violet Bliss and Charles Rogers to Write and Direct “Monster”

Sarah-Violet Bliss and Charles Rogers are teaming up for another pic. Their first joint feature, “Fort Tilden,” took home the 2014 Grand Jury Award at SXSW. Since then, they co-created...

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Indigo Girls Doc in the Works from Alexandria Bombach

Alexandria Bombach will follow up her award-winning portrait of Nadia Murad, a survivor of the 2014 genocide of the Yazidis in Northern Iraq who went on to escape sexual slavery at the hands of ISIS,...

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Francesca Gregorini to Direct Tennis Pic “The Match” for Inclusive Production Co. Four Daughters

Another day, another announcement of a women-centric sports film. Alexis Ostrander is directing a movie about The Red Rose Crew rowers, Netflix is working on a pic about the World Cup-winning 1999...

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Jessica Alba to Topline Mouly Surya-Directed Netflix Thriller “Trigger Warning”

Set to reprise her role as a police detective and Navy veteran in “L.A’.s Finest’s” second season, Jessica Alba has signed on to play a vet in another action story. The...

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Agnes Gund Doc “Aggie” Acquired by Strand Releasing

Strand Releasing has snagged North American rights to “Aggie,” Emmy-nominated director Catherine Gund’s doc about her mother, art collector and philanthropist Agnes...

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The Story of the Red Rose Crew Rowers Is Headed to the Big Screen, Alexis Ostrander to Direct

It’s been a good week for women-driven sports films. A few days ago it was announced that Netflix is working on a pic about the World Cup-winning 1999 U.S. Women’s Soccer team. Now,...

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Rita Coburn to Direct Doc About Trailblazing Opera Singer Marian Anderson for PBS

Rita Coburn has signed on to helm another documentary about a pioneering woman of color. The “Maya Angelou: And Still I Rise” filmmaker is directing a doc chronicling the life and work of...

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Reese Witherspoon Has Two Netflix Rom-Coms on the Way

Reese Witherspoon is joining forces with another streamer. The Oscar and Emmy winner just starred in and exec produced Hulu’s “Little Fires Everywhere” and Apple TV+’s...

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The Story of the 1999 U.S. Women’s Soccer Team Is Coming to Netflix

“A League of Their Own,” “Bend It Like Beckham,” “Love & Basketball,” “Girlfight,” and “Bring It On” are among our favorite films to...

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Zoé Wittock’s “Jumbo” Lands at Dark Star Pictures, Noémie Merlant Stars

After stealing our hearts in “Portrait of a Lady on Fire,” Noémie Merlant stars in a very different sort of love story in “Jumbo.” Dark Star Pictures just snagged North...

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Rory Kennedy and Rachel Dretzin Both Working on Docs About Boeing 737 Max Disasters

Rory Kennedy and Rachel Dretzin will both be investigating the Boeing 737 Max crashes that took place in October 2018 and March 2019 in upcoming projects. Each filmmaker is working on her own...

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Shahad Ameen’s “Scales” Heads to Variance Films

“Scales” is headed stateside. A press release announced that Variance Films acquired North American theatrical rights to Shahad Ameen’s feature directorial debut, a feminist parable...

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Romola Garai’s “Amulet” Lands at Magnet Releasing

Romola Garai’s feature directorial debut has secured distribution. Variety reports that Magnolia Pictures’ Magnet Releasing scored North American rights to “Amulet,” with plans to...

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Barbara Kopple’s “Desert One” Acquired by Greenwich International

The story behind Operation Eagle Claw, a top-secret military rescue attempt orchestrated by President Carter, is coming to the big screen. Greenwich Entertainment has acquired Barbara Kopple’s...

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Stella Meghie in Negotiations to Direct Whitney Houston Biopic

Two Whitney Houston documentaries have been released within the last four years, and now a biopic of the iconic singer is in the works. “The Photograph’s” Stella Meghie is in...

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Jessica Swale’s “Summerland” Goes to IFC Films, Gemma Arterton and Gugu Mbatha-Raw Star

Jessica Swale’s feature directorial debut has secured distribution. IFC Films snagged U.S. rights to “Summerland,” a period drama led by Gemma Arterton and Gugu Mbatha-Raw, The...

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Petra Costa Is Making a Doc About Life During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Petra Costa will follow up “The Edge of Democracy,” her Oscar-nominated documentary exploring the evolving political landscape of Brazil, with a project focused on life during the...

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Dakota Fanning-Starrer “Sweetness in the Belly” Goes to Gravitas Ventures

Dakota Fanning’s latest has secured distribution. Gravitas Ventures landed U.S. rights to Fanning-starrer “Sweetness in the Belly,” an adaptation of Camilla Gibb’s 2005 novel...

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Kasi Lemmons Will Write and Direct Adaptation of Maaza Mengiste’s “The Shadow King”

Kasi Lemmons will follow up “Harriet,” her biopic of abolitionist and civil rights activist Harriet Tubman, by paying tribute to other brave and rebellious women. She’s signed on to...

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Reed Morano in Talks to Direct Jennifer Lopez Drug Lord Pic “The Godmother”

Jennifer Lopez is teaming up with another female director. The multi-hyphenate scored her biggest live-action opening of all-time and career-best reviews in Lorene Scafaria’s...

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“Miss Juneteenth” Lands at Vertical Entertainment

“Miss Juneteenth” has secured distribution. Vertical Entertainment scored North American rights to Channing Godfrey Peoples’ award-winning feature directorial debut, Deadline...

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Katia Lewkowicz’s “Ballsy Girl” Heading to Amazon Prime in France

Amazon Prime Video has acquired its first French film. Per Cineuropa, the streaming platform has picked up Katia Lewkowicz’s “Ballsy Girl,” a comedy that was originally supposed to...

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Elizabeth Chomko Will Helm “Nobody Will Tell You This But Me,” Story of Four Generations of Women

Elizabeth Chomko will follow up her 2018 feature directorial debut “What They Had” with another intergenerational story. She’s locked in to helm an adaptation of Bess Kalb’s...

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“The American Nurse” Doc Is Now Streaming for Free to Honor Nurses Battling the COVID-19 Pandemic

Kino Lorber is paying tribute to nurses on the frontlines of the COVID-19 crisis. The distribution company has announced that it is offering a free streaming re-release of Carolyn Jones’...

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Virtual Screening Program Will Bring Sally Potter’s “The Roads Not Taken” to Audiences Nationwide

“The Roads Not Taken” has found an alternate road to U.S. audiences in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Sally Potter’s latest was released in New York and Los Angeles on March...

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Film Rights to “Divegent” Author Veronica Roth’s New Book Picked Up by Picturestart

Veronica Roth’s latest book was just published today, April 7, and its film rights have already found a home. The Hollywood Reporter confirms Picturestart (“Unpregnant”) has...

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“Misbehaviour” Will Soon Be Available on VOD in the UK

“Misbehaviour” opened in UK theaters just before cinemas were closed due to COVID-19. Following its opening weekend, “all cinemas in the country were shuttered,” Deadline...

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“Black Widow,” “Mulan,” and “Eternals” Get New Release Dates

Three upcoming women-directed blockbusters have gotten updated release dates in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Theater closures and safety concerns mean that “Mulan,” “Black...

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Film Adaptation of Wallis Simpson Biography “The American Duchess” in the Works

Wallis Simpson and her course-of-history-changing marriage to King Edward VIII have been explored in projects such as “The Crown” and “W.E.” Now her tale — which is...

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“Sea Fever” to Make Live Stream Premiere

Gunpowder & Sky has announced its innovative release strategy for “Sea Fever.” Through its sci-fi label, Dust, the entertainment company “is set to have the first-ever live...

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Amy Jo Johnson’s “Tammy’s Always Dying” Scores Distribution, Felicity Huffman Stars

Felicity Huffman-starrer “Tammy’s Always Dying” has found a home. Quiver Distribution landed North American rights to Amy Jo Johnson’s dark comedy. Deadline broke the...

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Unjoo Moon’s Helen Reddy Biopic “I Am Woman” Secures U.S. Distribution

U.S. audiences will get the chance to see the story behind Helen Reddy’s epic roar. Unjoo Moon’s biopic of the Australian “I Am Woman” singer has secured North American...

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Alyssa Milano Exec Producing “Surge,” Doc About Women Candidates in 2018 Midterms

The longer the coronavirus crisis rages on, the more obvious it is that we need new, better people in office. You know, ones who aren’t science deniers. Luckily, there is a documentary that...

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Shiri Appleby May Direct Disney+ Pic “Wouldn’t It Be Nice”

Shiri Appleby is eyeing her feature directorial debut. The “UnREAL” alumna is in talks to helm “Wouldn’t It Be Nice,” a Disney+ body-switching comedy. The Hollywood...

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“Never Rarely Sometimes Always” Gets Early VOD Release

“Never Rarely Sometimes Always” is hitting VOD earlier than expected, no doubt due to theater closures and the coronavirus. Eliza Hittman’s award-winning drama, which opened in...

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Amy Seimetz’s “She Dies Tomorrow” Acquired by Neon

“She Dies Tomorrow’s” world premiere didn’t go as planned, but the film has secured distribution nonetheless. Amy Seimetz’s thriller was slated to debut at this...

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Olivia Wilde’s Olympic Gymnast Drama “Perfect” Lands at Searchlight Pictures

The COVID-19 pandemic didn’t stop a bidding war from erupting over “Perfect.” Searchlight Pictures has closed a deal for global rights to Olivia Wilde’s latest, shelling out...

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“Wonder Woman 1984” Release Date Pushed to August 14

We’ll have to wait a bit longer for “Wonder Woman 1984.” Amid coronavirus concerns and the resulting theater closures, Warner Bros. has decided to push back Patty Jenkins’...

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Frankie Shaw to Direct Adaptation of T Kira Madden’s “Long Live the Tribe of Fatherless Girls”

Frankie Shaw has added yet another project to her slate. The “SMILF” alumna, who is already committed to develop “Wifey,” an HBO limited series based on a Judy Blume novel,...

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“Military Wives” Is Coming to VOD in the UK

“Military Wives” is the latest film heading to VOD earlier than originally planned. Deadline confirms the Kristin Scott Thomas-Sharon Horgan dramedy will launch on “premium VOD in...

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“The Perfect Candidate” to Launch on VOD in UK, in Lieu of Theatrical Release

Due to the coronavirus, Haifaa Al Mansour’s “The Perfect Candidate” will not be hitting UK theaters on March 27. Instead, on that day, Modern Films will be releasing the drama on VOD...

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“Birds of Prey” Will Hit VOD Early Amid Coronavirus Concerns

“Birds of Prey” will be flying to VOD outlets early, as more and more movie theaters close due to COVID-19. Variety confirms Cathy Yan’s Harley Quinn story will be available for...

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