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Trailer Watch: Romola Garai Inspires Dread with Gothic Horror “Amulet”

“There are many like you, Tomaz, who seek refuge here,” a nun tells a former soldier in a new trailer for Romola Garai’s “Amulet.” The house he’s moving into...

Television

Gabrielle Union & Freida Pinto Developing TV Adaptation of Tanisha C. Ford’s “Dressed in Dreams”

Gabrielle Union and Freida Pinto are joining forces to bring Tanisha C. Ford’s memoir, “Dressed in Dreams: A Black Girl’s Love Letter to the Power of Fashion,” to television....

Trailers

Trailer Watch: Charlize Theron & KiKi Layne Are Mercenaries in Gina Prince-Bythewood’s “The Old Guard”

Charlize Theron is kicking ass again. The “Mad Max: Fury Road” and “Atomic Blonde” actress leads a covert group of mercenaries with a mysterious inability to die in “The...

Features

Pick of the Day: “John Lewis: Good Trouble”

John Lewis is a seminal figure in our history. What the activist and political leader has done to improve civil rights in our country is immeasurable. Watching Dawn Porter’s new doc, “Good...

Television

“Never Have I Ever” Renewed for Season 2

“Never Have I Ever” is coming back for a second season on Netflix. The only thing surprising about the comedy’s renewal is that it took so long to be announced: Mindy Kaling’s...

Trailers

Trailer Watch: Sundance Winner “Boys State” Explores a Microcosm of American Democracy

“Boys State” sees a thousand Texas high school seniors gathering for a week-long program to build their own state government. A new trailer for Amanda McBaine and Jesse Moss’ doc...

News

“Jimmy Carter Rock & Roll President” Acquired by Greenwich Entertainment

Greenwich Entertainment has scooped up North American theatrical and home entertainment rights to “Jimmy Carter Rock & Roll President,” a press release announced. Mary Wharton’s...

News

Join the Girls Club for a Conversation with “The Old Guard” Director Gina Prince-Bythewood

Gina Prince-Bythewood will sit down with the Girls Club to discuss her latest film, “The Old Guard,” on Tuesday, July 7, at 3 p.m. EST. Starring Charlize Theron and Kiki Layne, the comic...

Trailers

Trailer Watch: “Wynonna Earp” Is Back Home and Taking on the Demons in Season 4

Game on, bitches: “Wynonna Earp” is back. A trailer has dropped for Season 4 of the cult Syfy show and sees the titular character returning to Purgatory and reuniting with her crew...

Films

Alice Gu’s “Donut King” Lands at Greenwich Entertainment

“The Donut King,” a doc about a Cambodian refugee who built a donut empire stateside, has found a home. According to Deadline, Greenwich Entertainment snagged North American rights to...

Awards

Academy Invites 819 New Members, 45 Percent Are Women and 36 Percent POC

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS), the organization behind the Oscars, has invited 819 artists and execs from 68 countries to join. A press release announcing the 2020 class...

Trailers

Trailer Watch: ESPN Doc “Born to Play” Celebrates Women’s Tackle Football Team

“Being on the field just makes me feel alive,” says one of the characters featured in “Born to Play.” “I feel that’s where I’m supposed to be.” The...

Features

July 2020 Film Preview

This July offers many new films by and about women to discover on VOD and streaming platforms, and — as some films make their tentative return to cinemas — in movie theaters,...

Features

Pick of the Day: “Scheme Birds”

“If you stay here you either get locked up or knocked up,” explains Gemma, the Scottish teenager at the center of “Scheme Birds.” Still, she hopes to spend the rest of her...

Films

Niki Caro to Direct Adaptation of “Beautiful Ruins”

“Mulan” won’t hit theaters until August but Niki Caro has already lined up her follow-up. She just signed on to direct “Beautiful Ruins,” an adaptation of the 2012 New...

Television

Rights to Brit Bennett’s “The Vanishing Half” Snagged by HBO in Seven-Figure Deal

Brit Bennett’s “The Vanishing Half” has been out for less than a month, and already the bestseller has a TV adaptation on the way. As Deadline reports, “HBO won a wild...

Features

Pick of the Day: “And She Could Be Next”

Sometimes “And She Could Be Next” is a joy to watch, and sometimes it’s infuriating. Seeing so many women of color running and winning political races is incredibly exciting. Grace...

Trailers

Trailer Watch: A Psychic Preaches Love in “Mucho Mucho Amor: The Legend of Walter Mercado”

“Since the moment I was born, I [knew] I was not like everybody. Everything about me was different,” says Walter Mercado in a new trailer for “Mucho Mucho Armor.” The Netflix...

Films

Ellen Kuras and Kate Winslet Reunite for Lee Miller Biopic

Kate Winslet’s long-gestating Lee Miller biopic has found a director. Deadline reports that Ellen Kuras will step behind the camera for the portrait of the war photographer. Rocket Science is...

Trailers

Trailer Watch: Yvonne Strahovski Escapes Cate Blanchett’s Cult in Refugee Series “Stateless”

A new trailer for Netflix’s “Stateless” sees the immigration detention center it’s set in described as a “reflection of [a] highly developed migration system enabling...

Television

Lena Waithe Gets a Season 2 Renewal for “Twenties”

“Twenties” took years to get on the air, but it hasn’t taken nearly so long to find a devoted following. Deadline reports that BET has renewed the critically acclaimed series, which...

Films

Margot Robbie and Christina Hodson Re-Team for New “Pirates of the Caribbean” Movie

Margot Robbie and Christina Hodson are reuniting. The “Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey” collaborators are teaming up on another high profile project, a female-led “Pirates of the...

Trailers

Teaser Watch: Jennifer Hudson and Liesl Tommy Tell Aretha Franklin’s Story in “Respect”

Jennifer Hudson took home an Oscar for her debut role on the big screen, a portrayal of a singer inspired by Supremes member Florence Ballard. The “Dreamgirls” star’s latest role...

News

Beyoncé’s New Visual Album “Black Is King” Coming to Disney+

Mark your calendars: Beyoncé’s next visual album will hit Disney+ on July 31. According to a press release, “Black Is King,” “reimagines the lessons of ‘The Lion...

Films

Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre In Talks to Direct “Lady Chatterley’s Lover”

Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre will follow up her critically acclaimed feature debut with an adaptation of a literary classic. The “The Mustang” writer-director is in “active...

Features

Weekly Update for June 26: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films You Can Watch from Home

Read our message on BLM and the protests against racism and anti-Black police brutality. FILMS ABOUT WOMEN COMING TO STREAMING/VOD House of Hummingbird – Written and Directed by Bora Kim  Set in...

Films

Bridgett M. Davis To Adapt “The World According to Fannie Davis,” Lynn Nottage Will Consult

Bridgett M. Davis is adapting her memoir for the screen with an assist from Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Plan B Entertainment and Searchlight Pictures have...

Television

Sally Rooney’s “Conversations with Friends” Is Coming to Hulu

Hulu’s got another Sally Rooney adaptation in the works. The streamer has given a straight-to-series order on “Conversations with Friends,” a half-hour drama based on Rooney’s...

Features

Pick of the Day: “I’ll Be Gone in the Dark”

True crime’s got a bad reputation for exploiting victims, and rightfully so. The genre has made a habit of dehumanizing those affected by violent crime in its glamorization of rapists and...

Features

Pick of the Day: “House of Hummingbird”

Among all the people you know, how many do you understand? This question, posed by a teacher, visibly stirs 14-year-old Eun-hee (Ji-hu Park). Despite being surrounded by classmates, teachers, and...

Trailers

Trailer Watch: Brittany O’Grady Makes Music for Herself in “Little Voice”

“I don’t like anyone listening to the songs I write,” says Brittany O’Grady in a new trailer for “Little Voice. “They’re for me.” The Apple TV+...

Trailers

Trailer Watch: Jessica Chastain Is an Assassin Betrayed By Her Own in “Ava”

A new trailer has dropped for Ava, a thriller that sees Jessica Chastain playing a deadly assassin. Considered a liability by one higher-up (Colin Farrell) at the black ops organization she works for...

Films

Eva Husson to Direct “Mothering Sunday,” Olivia Colman and Odessa Young Will Star

Eva Husson is adding to her eclectic filmography. After tackling a racy teen sex drama with “Bang Gang (A Modern Love Story)” and a true story about female resistance fighters with...

Trailers

Trailer Watch: Amy Schumer Preps for a Baby and Comedy Special in “Expecting Amy”

Amy Schumer offers a refreshingly honest look into her famously difficult pregnancy in “Expecting Amy.” The three-part HBO Max docuseries sees the multi-hyphenate embarking on a stand-up...

Features

Writer to Watch: Amanda Idoko of “Central Park” and “Breaking News in Yuba County”

Before Amanda Idoko was in writers rooms, she was on a pre-med track at Cornell with aspirations to be a doctor. Halfway through her college career, she changed her major to theater arts, forging a...

Films

Four Joan Micklin Silver Films Added to Cohen Media Group’s Cannes Virtual Market Slate

Several films from a directing pioneer will have their day in the sun once again. Screen International has announced that Cohen Media Group will be handling worldwide sales on restored versions of...

Television

“Nancy Wu Done It” Comedy About Asian American YA Novelist in the Works at Amazon

Kai Yu Wu and Jessica Henwick have a meta, inclusive take on a familiar story in the works at Amazon. The streamer scored rights to “Nancy Wu Done It Again,” “a new spin on...

Trailers

Trailer Watch: ACLU Attorneys Continue “The Fight” Against Injustice

“If I’m not going to be a civil rights lawyer right now, in this moment, when?” asks one of the characters featured in “The Fight.” A trailer for the upcoming doc about...

Films

Jennifer Fox to Adapt “The Other Dr. Gilmer”

Jennifer Fox’s narrative debut earned nods from the Emmy Awards, Indie Spirits Awards, and Gotham Awards, among others. Now she’s following up “The Tale” with another feature...

Trailers

Trailer Watch: Go Behind the Scenes of “Frozen 2” with “Into the Unknown”

Upon its 2013 release “Frozen” captured the hearts of millions of fans around the world, rewrote the rules of Disney princesses by celebrating empowered sisters who don’t need to be...

News

BBC Commits $124 Million to Diverse Productions and Talent

The BBC has announced that it is committing £100 million ($124 million USD) of its existing commission budget to diverse and inclusive content over three years, starting in 2021. It stands as the...

Films

Daina Reid’s Elisabeth Moss-Starrer “Run Rabbit Run” Goes to STX

Hot off rave reviews and box office success with “The Invisible Man,” Elisabeth Moss has secured worldwide distribution for her next film, “Run Rabbit Run.” STX nabbed rights...

Films

Nahnatchka Khan to Adapt Jesse Q. Sutanto’s “Dial A for Aunties” for Netflix

Nahnatchka Khan has lined up another feature. The “Always Be My Maybe” director is adding to her packed slate, teaming up with Netflix for an adaptation of the upcoming book “Dial A For...

Trailers

Trailer Watch: “Denise Ho: Becoming the Song” Celebrates Canto-pop Singer and Activist

“The record companies just didn’t know what to do,” says Denise Ho in a trailer for a new documentary about her. “And I wasn’t ready to conform to what they expected.” Directed by Sue...

News

Salma Hayek’s Ventanarosa Productions Signs First-Look Deal with HBO Max

Salma Hayek is going into business with HBO Max. A press release announced that her production company, Ventanarosa, has signed a two year first-look deal with the streamer that will see her bringing...

Trailers

Trailer Watch: “The Baby-Sitters Club” Is Back

Kristy, Mary Anne, Claudia, Stacey, and Dawn are back for more adventures. A trailer has dropped for Netflix’s reboot of the “The Baby-Sitters Club” and sees the fivesome paying...

News

U.S. and U.K. Black and Brown Creatives Sign Open Letters to Respective Industries

In the latest step in tackling systemic racism, the past week has seen Black and Brown creatives in the United States and United Kingdom pen open letters to the wider film and TV industry. On June...

Festivals

“Transhood” Wins Big at AFI Docs Film Fest

The winners are in for the 2020 edition of AFI Docs. “Transhood,” Sharon Liese’s portrait of four transgender kids living in Kansas City, was honored with the festival’s...

Films

Greta Gerwig’s “Little Women” Crosses $100 Million at the International Box Office

Jo, Amy, Meg, and Beth are celebrating a major milestone: Greta Gerwig’s “Little Women” has crossed the $100 million mark at the international box office. According to The Hollywood...

Features

Weekly Update for June 19: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films You Can Watch from Home

Read our message on BLM and the protests against racism and anti-Black police brutality. FILMS ABOUT WOMEN COMING TO STREAMING/VOD Miss Juneteenth – Written and Directed by Channing Godfrey...

Television

“Betty” Renewed for Season 2 by HBO

HBO’s returning to the skatepark. “Betty,” a comedy about an all-female group of skateboarders, has been renewed for a second season by the premium cable network. Variety confirmed...

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