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Why Does Hollywood Dismiss Women-Directed Films About Queer Women?

Opening today, Sebastián Lelio’s widely praised adaptation of Naomi Alderman’s “Disobedience” will hit theaters in New York and Los Angeles before rolling out nationwide. Led by Rachel...

Features

The Top 10 Film/TV Moments for Queer Women in 2015

In a year when marriage equality became the law of the land, Hollywood — particularly film — was playing some catch-up when it came to LGBT representation. TV came into the year already...

Awards, News

‘Carol’ Sweeps NYFCC Awards, Saoirse Ronan and Kristen Stewart Also Recognized by Critics Group

The New York Film Critics Circle gave “Carol” the awards for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay and Best Cinematography in a major coup for the period lesbian romance. Todd Haynes’...

News, Podcast

Listen: Women & Hollywood Podcast #20: Producers Liz Karlsen and Christine Vachon on ‘Carol’

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Julianne Moore to Team Up Again With Director Todd Haynes for ‘Wonderstruck’

Julianne Moore has signed on to “Wonderstruck,” director Todd Haynes’ follow-up to “Carol.” Their previous collaboration, “Far From Heaven,” resulted in Oscar nods for the actress and...

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‘Carol’ Screenwriter Phyllis Nagy to Adapt Melanie Raabe’s Murder Mystery ‘The Trap’

Playwright and “Carol” screenwriter Phyllis Nagy has lined up her next film project: an adaptation of Melanie Raabe’s “The Trap.” Raabe’s debut novel centers on a reclusive,...

News

The ‘Carol’ Trailer and the Unbearable Lightness of Anticipation

That rush of attraction. The exhilaration of discovery. The ache of longing. The shock of falling in love with a movie trailer. The first full-length trailers for the lesbian drama “Carol” were...

Features, News

Telluride: 4 Female-Centric Films About to Make a Splash This Awards Season

We need no reminders that the 2014–15 awards season didn’t fareparticularly well for women in front of or behind the camera. Among the eightBest Picture Oscar nominees, none were about a woman,...

Awards, Festivals, News

Cate Blanchett to Receive BFI’s Highest Honor

Cate Blanchett will be presented with a British Film Institute Fellowship, the BFI’s highest honor, at the London Film Festival’s annual awards ceremony on October 17. One of the actress’s two...

Features, News

2015 Awards Season Preview: Meryl vs. Sandra vs. Cate vs. Julianne vs. Jessica?

Sandra Bullock’s “Our Brand is Crisis,” a drama about US political strategists scheming to re-elect an unpopular Bolivian president, has just been added to the awards season calendar with a...

Festivals, News

The Power and Relevance of ‘Carol’

In a few short weeks, the Supreme Court of the United States will decide on the issue of gay marriage once and for all. Over here at the Cannes Film Festival, “Carol,” based on Patricia...

News

Cate Blanchett and Mia Wasikowska to Star in ‘Carol’

Cate Blanchett and Mia Wasikowska are set to star in Carol–an adaptation of Patricia Highsmith’s novel The Price of Salt. Phyllis Nagy wrote the screenplay and Todd Haynes is set to...

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