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Caroline Link

Interviews

Caroline Link on Standing Up to Fascism with Her New Film “When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit”

When Caroline Link first read the children’s book “When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit” as a young girl, she was immediately drawn to the story. The semi-autographical novel by Judith...

BY adminMay 20, 2021

Features

Pick of the Day: “The Underground Railroad”

“The Underground Railroad,” the new Prime Video show based on Colson Whitehead’s Pulitzer-winning novel of the same name, makes for an interesting companion piece to “The Long...

BY Rachel MontpelierMay 14, 2021

Trailers

Trailer Watch: High School Seniors Risk It All for a Chance to Win $50,000 in “Panic”

A teenage girl risks her life for a shot at a better future in “Panic,” an upcoming Amazon Prime YA drama. Based on Lauren Oliver’s novel of the same name, the series is set in a...

BY Laura BergerMay 13, 2021

Television

Stacey Abrams’ New Novel “While Justice Sleeps” Getting TV Adaptation

Stacey Abrams’ latest novel just hit bookshelves yesterday, May 10, and an adaptation is already in the works. Deadline confirms Working Title Television scored the rights to “While...

BY Rachel MontpelierMay 12, 2021

Trailers

Trailer Watch: Julianne Moore Is a Grieving Widow Embarking on a Scavenger Hunt in “Lisey’s Story”

“Was it real or was it my imagination?” asks Julianne Moore in a new trailer for “Lisey’s Story.” Based on Stephen King’s novel of the same name, the eight-episode...

BY Laura BergerMay 11, 2021

Films

Nancy Buirski’s Next Doc Will Go Behind the Scenes of “Midnight Cowboy”

Nancy Buirski’s filmography has covered miscarriages of justice (“A Crime on the Bayou”), the intersection of racism, misogyny, and sexual violence (“The Rape of Recy Taylor”), and a...

BY Rachel MontpelierMay 7, 2021

Films

Kaitlyn Dever and Karen Maine Team Up for “Rosaline,” a Revisionist Take on “Romeo and Juliet”

Karen Maine is following up a “love story between one woman and her vagina” with the most famous love story of all. The “Yes, God, Yes” writer-director has been tapped by 20th...

BY Laura BergerMay 7, 2021

Guest Posts

Guest Post: How Seventh Row Is Revising the Film Canon with Books on Women Directors

By Orla Smith Browsing the film section of most bookstores, books about female directors are a rare find. Nestled between the tomes on Alfred Hitchcock, Martin Scorsese, and Paul Thomas Anderson, you...

BY Women and HollywoodMay 7, 2021

Films

Holly Hunter in Talks to Topline & Produce Adaptation of Sue Miller’s “Monogamy,” Dani Shapiro Will Write

A film adaptation of Sue Miller’s bestselling novel “Monogamy” is in the works at Killer Films and Yellow Bear Films, and Holly Hunter is in talks to star and produce. Memoirist and...

BY Rachel MontpelierMay 5, 2021

Trailers

Trailer Watch: Felicity Jones & Shailene Woodley Bring “The Last Letter From Your Lover” to Netflix

A journalist uncovers a secret romance from decades prior in “The Last Letter From Your Lover,” Augustine Frizzell’s latest. The Netflix pic sees Ellie (Felicity Jones) stumbling...

BY Laura BergerMay 4, 2021

Films

“CODA” Breakout Siân Heder Set to Direct “Impossible” Adaptation

“CODA” writer-director Siân Heder will follow up her history-making Sundance hit with a rom-com. She’s been tapped to direct “Impossible,” a feature based on the Sarah...

BY Laura BergerApril 30, 2021

News

Florence Welch, Martyna Majok, and Rebecca Frecknall Team Up for “Great Gatsby” Musical

Borne back ceaselessly into the past, Florence Welch is returning to “The Great Gatsby.” The Florence + The Machine singer provided a song for Baz Luhrmann’s 2013 film based on the...

BY Laura BergerApril 28, 2021

Trailers

Teaser Watch: Nicole Kidman Promises to Transform “Nine Perfect Strangers”

“We are on the precipice of something great,” says Nicole Kidman in a new trailer for “Nine Perfect Strangers.” An adaptation of Liane Moriarty’s novel of the same name,...

BY Laura BergerApril 26, 2021

Television

Cyntoia Brown Limited Series in Development at Starz, Santa Sierra Writing and Exec Producing

A limited series about Cyntoia Brown Long, a sex trafficking survivor who was sentenced to life in prison for murder, is in the works at Starz. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Santa Sierra is...

BY Rachel MontpelierApril 26, 2021

Trailers

Trailer Watch: Lily James Goes on Many Adventures in “The Pursuit of Love”

“Linda believes in love,” we’re told in the new trailer for BBC One miniseries “The Pursuit of Love.” “She’s passionately romantic.” Linda Radlett...

BY Rachel MontpelierApril 26, 2021

Television

Thomasin McKenzie & Sian Clifford Will Topline BBC Adaptation of Kate Atkinson’s “Life After Life”

“Jojo Rabbit’s” Thomasin McKenzie and “Fleabag’s” Sian Clifford are teaming up for the BBC’s four-part adaptation of Kate Atkinson’s 2015 bestseller...

BY Laura BergerApril 21, 2021

Films

Dakota Johnson to Star in “Persuasion” Adaptation for Netflix & MRC Film, Carrie Cracknell Directing

Another “Persuasion” screen adaptation is on the way. In the past year, a Sarah Snook-led retelling of the Jane Austen novel, directed by Mahalia Belo, was announced, and a contemporary...

BY Rachel MontpelierApril 20, 2021

Trailers

Trailer Watch: A Young Woman Escapes Slavery and Discovers “The Underground Railroad”

The Underground Railroad is a very real subterranean system of tracks, tunnels, and conductors in Amazon Prime Video’s upcoming limited series. An adaptation of Colson Whitehead’s...

BY Rachel MontpelierApril 15, 2021

Films

Natalie Portman & Maggie Betts Team Up on HBO Adaptation of Elena Ferrante’s “The Days of Abandonment”

Natalie Portman is joining forces with “Novitiate” writer-director Maggie Betts. The pair are collaborating on HBO Films’ “The Days of Abandonment,” an adaptation of...

BY Laura BergerApril 13, 2021

Films

Savion Einstein Adapting Helen Hoang’s “The Kiss Quotient” for Lionsgate, Kristin Burr Producing

Helen Hoang’s romance novel “The Kiss Quotient” is one step closer to the big screen. Two years after Lionsgate acquired the rights to the book, Deadline has confirmed Savion Einstein...

BY Rachel MontpelierApril 12, 2021

Television

Stacey Lee’s YA Novel “The Downstairs Girl” Being Developed as TV Series

Miss Sweetie is bringing her voice to a new platform. According to Variety, Stacey Lee’s young adult novel “The Downstairs Girl” is being developed as a half-hour series at Bound...

BY Rachel MontpelierApril 9, 2021

Trailers

Trailer Watch: Amy Adams Brings “The Woman in the Window” to Netflix

Amy Adams is following up her SAG-nominated turn as an Appalachian mother struggling with drug addiction by playing another character in a life-consuming battle. The “Hillbilly Elegy”...

BY Laura BergerApril 9, 2021

Films

Focus Features Acquires Agnieszka Smoczynska’s “Silent Twins,” Letitia Wright & Tamara Lawrance Star

Focus Features has secured worldwide rights to Agnieszka Smoczynska’s English-language debut, a press release announced. Written by Andrea Seigel, “Silent Twins” stars Letitia...

BY Laura BergerApril 8, 2021

News

Series Adaptation of Elin Hilderbrand’s “Summer of ’69” in the Works from 3000 Pictures

Elizabeth Gabler’s 3000 Pictures is going into business with the “Queen of Beach Reads.” The “Sony-housed label has optioned the rights to ‘Summer of ’69’ by New...

BY Laura BergerApril 8, 2021

Trailers

Trailer Watch: A Nine-Year-Old Girl Flees Nazi Germany in Caroline Link’s “When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit”

Oscar-winning filmmaker Caroline Link explores Hitler’s rise through the eyes of a nine-year-old girl in “When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit.” Based on Judith Kerr’s international...

BY Laura BergerApril 6, 2021

Trailers

Trailer Watch: Amanda Seyfried Moves into a Haunted House in “Things Heard & Seen”

Amanda Seyfried is following up her Oscar-nominated trip down Hollywood memory lane in “Mank” with another story steeped in history. An adaptation of Elizabeth Brundage’s novel of...

BY Laura BergerApril 2, 2021

Trailers

Trailer Watch: A Soldier Unleashes an Extraordinary Power in “Shadow and Bone”

The Grishaverse is coming to Netflix. The streamer just dropped a trailer for “Shadow and Bone,” a series adaptation of Leigh Bardugo’s worldwide bestselling Grishaverse novels...

BY Laura BergerMarch 30, 2021

Films

Katie Holmes to Produce and Topline “The Watergate Girl”

Katie Holmes is tackling one of the biggest political scandals in U.S. history. The “Dawson’s Creek” alumna has optioned “The Watergate Girl: My Fight For Truth and Justice...

BY Laura BergerMarch 23, 2021

Awards

Chloé Zhao and Jessica Bruder Win USC Libraries Scripter Award for “Nomadland”

“Nomadland” is continuing its hot streak. The USC Libraries Scripter Awards were held in an online ceremony on Saturday and the writers behind the drama, Chloé Zhao and Jessica Bruder,...

BY Rachel MontpelierMarch 15, 2021

Films

Toni Collette to Make Directorial Debut with Adaptation of “Writers and Lovers”

Toni Collette’s stepping into a new role. The Oscar-nominated and Emmy-winning actor is set to make her feature directorial debut with an adaptation of “Writers and Lovers” for...

BY Laura BergerMarch 11, 2021

Television

Adaptation of Octavia E. Butler’s “Kindred” in the Works at FX

The story of Dana Franklin is headed to the small screen. According to The Hollywood Reporter, FX has ordered a pilot for “Kindred,” an adaptation of Octavia E. Butler’s seminal...

BY Rachel MontpelierMarch 9, 2021

Television

Nicole Kidman, Cynthia Erivo, Alison Brie, & Merritt Wever Will Star in Apple Anthology Series “Roar”

Nicole Kidman’s long-in-the-works TV adaptation of Cecelia Ahern’s short story collection “Roar” has found a home — and will also count Cynthia Erivo, Alison Brie, and...

BY Rachel MontpelierMarch 2, 2021

Films

Civil Rights Activist Fannie Lou Hamer Is Getting a Biopic

Another Fannie Lou Hamer project is on the way. A few months ago, it was announced that Alfre Woodard would play the civil rights activist in a limited series, and now there’s word that a film...

BY Rachel MontpelierMarch 1, 2021

Films

America Ferrera Directing “I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter” Adaptation for Netflix

America Ferrera broke out playing a college-bound young woman struggling to connect with her mother in Patricia Cardoso’s “Real Women Have Curves” — and now she’s set to...

BY Rachel MontpelierFebruary 25, 2021

Television

Samara Weaving Set to Star in Sony TV Adaptation of Holly Madison’s “Down the Rabbit Hole”

Samara Weaving is following up her lethal game of hide and seek in “Ready or Not” by showing a different side of the Playboy Mansion. Deadline reports that the “SMILF” alumna...

BY Laura BergerFebruary 22, 2021

Films

Lupita Nyong’o’s Children’s Book “Sulwe” Being Adapted into an Animated Musical at Netflix

Lupita Nyong’o’s debut children’s book will serve as the inspiration for an upcoming animated musical at Netflix. Deadline confirmed that the Oscar-winning actor’s New York...

BY Laura BergerFebruary 18, 2021

Television

Minkie Spiro and Charlotte Stoudt to Adapt Kate Summerscale’s “The Haunting of Alma Fielding”

Minkie Spiro and Charlotte Stoudt are re-teaming. The pair are following up their collaboration on FX’s Emmy-winning series “Fosse/Verdon” by adapting Kate Summerscale’s book...

BY Laura BergerFebruary 16, 2021

Features

Pick of the Day: “To All the Boys: Always and Forever”

Lara Jean Covey is growing up, and the “To All the Boys” franchise is maturing alongside her. The third and final installment of the franchise has dropped, and what began as an...

BY Laura BergerFebruary 12, 2021

Television

“To All the Boys” Author Jenny Han Bringing “The Summer I Turned Pretty” to Amazon

Lara Jean Covey’s story is coming to an end but her creator is starting a new chapter. “To All the Boys” author Jenny Han has a project in the works at Amazon. The streamer ordered...

BY Laura BergerFebruary 9, 2021

Features

Pick of the Day: “The Long Song”

Being stolen from her mother as a young girl, being renamed “Marguerite” against her will, and deciding whether having a child of her own is worth bringing another soul into bondage are...

BY Rachel MontpelierJanuary 29, 2021

Films

Rachel Givney’s Jane Austen-Inspired Novel “Jane in Love” Headed for the Big Screen

Jane Austen is set to anchor her own love story. Di Novi Pictures and Amazon Studios have acquired Rachel Givney’s novel “Jane in Love” with plans for a feature adaptation....

BY Rachel MontpelierJanuary 19, 2021

Trailers

Trailer Watch: A 10-Year-Old Befriends a Superhero Squirrel in Lena Khan’s “Flora & Ulysses”

A 10-year-old comic book fan’s biggest dream comes true in Lena Khan’s “Flora & Ulysses.” Disillusioned by her parents’ recent separation, Flora (Matilda Lawler,...

BY Laura BergerJanuary 14, 2021

Television

“Sex and the City” Revival Coming to HBO Max

And just like that, we reunited with Carrie Bradshaw, Charlotte York, and Miranda Hobbes. A “Sex and the City” revival has been given a series order at HBO Max, a press release announced....

BY Rachel MontpelierJanuary 11, 2021

Television

Annemarie Jacir Is Bringing “Mornings in Jenin” to Television

Annemarie Jacir is following up her 2017 Oscar hopeful “Wajib” with a project on the small screen. The Palestinian filmmaker is developing a TV series based on Susan Abulhawa’s...

BY Laura BergerDecember 23, 2020

Films

Jennifer Lopez Will Topline and Produce Serial Killer Drama “The Cipher” for Netflix

Jennifer Lopez’s upcoming slate sees her playing a music superstar (Kat Coiro’s “Marry Me”) and a drug lord (Reed Morano’s “The Godmother”). Now she’s...

BY Laura BergerDecember 18, 2020

Films

Frances McDormand and Sarah Polley Team Up for “Women Talking” Adaptation

Two of Canada’s most acclaimed storytellers are joining forces with one of America’s finest actors. Sarah Polley is signed on to write and direct a feature adaptation of Miriam...

BY Laura BergerDecember 18, 2020

Television

“Savannah” Series in the Works at Amazon from Tracy Oliver

Tracy Oliver has yet another series in the works. The “Girls Trip” scribe’s “First Wives Club” reboot has been renewed for a second season on BET+ and she’s...

BY Laura BergerDecember 17, 2020

Trailers

Trailer Watch: It’s a Social Season Like No Other in Shondaland’s “Bridgerton”

The social season has begun and the pressure is on. The new trailer for Shonda Rhimes’ first Netflix show, “Bridgerton,” features glimpses of lavish balls, romantic escapades, and...

BY Rachel MontpelierDecember 15, 2020

News

Rebel Girls Brand to Develop Films, Series, and More Under Imagine Entertainment Deal

Get ready for more Rebel Girls. The media brand behind the “Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls” book series and “Rebel Podcast” is entering into a development pact with...

BY Rachel MontpelierDecember 10, 2020

News

Daisy Ridley Will Play Trailblazing Swimmer Gertrude Ederle in Disney+’s “Young Woman and the Sea”

Daisy Ridley may be trading in her light saber for a swim cap and goggles. The “Star Wars” actress is in negotiations to topline “Young Woman and the Sea,” a biopic about...

BY Rachel MontpelierDecember 10, 2020

Features

Pick of the Day: “A Suitable Boy”

“A Suitable Boy” hit quite a few milestones on its way to Acorn TV. The miniseries adaptation of Vikram Seth’s bestseller is the first TV show Mira Nair has directed; it’s the...

BY Rachel MontpelierDecember 7, 2020
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