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Pick of the Day: “To the Stars”

Women and Hollywood has temporarily suspended our recommendations newsletter. We’ll be sharing some of the week’s highlights in TV, VOD, and streaming via blog posts. When we spoke to Martha...

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Weekly Update for April 17: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films You Can Watch from Home

Due to the coronavirus outbreak and the subsequent restrictions, Women and Hollywood is shifting its focus to online content. We hope everyone is staying safe and healthy. (Please keep in mind that...

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Weekly Update for April 10: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films You Can Watch from Home

Due to the coronavirus outbreak and the subsequent restrictions, Women and Hollywood is shifting its focus to online content. We hope everyone is staying safe and healthy. (Please keep in mind that...

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Trailer Watch: Beanie Feldstein Adopts a New Persona in Coky Giedroyc’s “How to Build a Girl”

Wolverhampton, 1993. Sixteen-year-old Johanna (Beanie Feldstein) is sick of her life. She wants to get out of her family’s house, she wants excitement, she wants to have sex, and she wants a...

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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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Weekly Update for April 3: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films You Can Watch from Home

Due to the coronavirus outbreak and the subsequent restrictions, Women and Hollywood is shifting its focus to online content. We hope everyone is staying safe and healthy. (Please keep in mind that...

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Ripple Effects: VOD and Web Series Picks

Sometimes one decision can change your life forever; whether it be simply saying yes or no, deciding to go out or stay in, or making a more substantial, life-altering choice. These short films and...

Films

“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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Weekly Update for March 27: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films You Can Watch from Home

Due to the coronavirus outbreak and the subsequent restrictions, Women and Hollywood is shifting its focus to online content. We’ll be enjoying media from the comfort of our homes and encourage you...

News

IFC Films Unlimited Offering Free 30-Day Trial, Music Box Films Launches Streamer

Running out of entertainment-while-in-quarantine options? We have some good news for you: IFC Films Unlimited, IFC’s subscription video on demand streaming channel, is offering a free 30-day...

Films

“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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Pick of the Day: “Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)”

Women and Hollywood has temporarily suspended our recommendations newsletter. We’ll be sharing some of the week’s highlights in TV, VOD, and streaming via blog posts.  “Birds of Prey (And...

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Weekly Update for March 20: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films You Can Watch from Home

Due to the coronavirus outbreak and the subsequent restrictions, Women and Hollywood is shifting its focus to online content. We’ll be enjoying media from the comfort of our homes and encourage you...

Films

“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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Weekly Update for March 13: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING Never Rarely Sometimes Always – Written and Directed by Eliza Hittman Eliza Hittman’s latest depicts 17-year-old Autumn’s (Sidney Flanigan) attempts to deal with...

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Weekly Update for March 6: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING Go Back to China – Written and Directed by Emily Ting (Also Available on VOD) This semi-autobiographical film follows spoiled rich girl Sasha Li (Anna Akana), who...

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Modern Horrors: VOD and Web Series Picks

Fear is a powerful force. Whether we realize it or not, the things that scare us often guide how we move through the world. As a genre, horror aims to tap into our universal fears and challenge them...

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Weekly Update for February 28: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING The Invisible Man Trapped in a violent, controlling relationship with a wealthy and brilliant scientist, Cecilia Kass (Elizabeth Moss) escapes in the dead of night and...

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Weekly Update for February 21: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING Emma. – Directed by Autumn de Wilde; Written by Eleanor Catton (Opens in Limited Release; Opens in Wide Release March 6) Jane Austen’s beloved comedy about finding...

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Weekly Update for February 14: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING The Photograph – Written and Directed by Stella Meghie When famed photographer Christina Eames unexpectedly dies, she leaves her estranged daughter Mae Morton (Issa...

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Weekly Update for February 7: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) – Directed by Cathy Yan; Written by Christina Hodson You ever hear the one about the cop, the...

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Navigating an Ever-Changing World: VOD and Web Series Picks

Whether we like it or not, technology has changed the world we live in. Our communication has gotten faster, but maybe less personal. And the ways we understand ourselves and the people around us...

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Weekly Update for January 31: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING The Rhythm Section – Directed by Reed Morano Stephanie Patrick (Blake Lively) is an ordinary woman on a path of self-destruction after her family is tragically killed...

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Weekly Update for January 24: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING The Turning – Directed by Floria Sigismondi Inspired by Henry James’ landmark novel, “The Turning” takes us to a mysterious estate in the Maine countryside,...

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Weekly Update for January 17: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING Troop Zero – Directed by Bert & Bertie; Written by Lucy Alibar (Available on Amazon Prime) Nine-year-old oddball Christmas Flint (Mckenna Grace) is obsessed with...

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Weekly Update for January 10: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING Like a Boss Best friends Mia (Tiffany Haddish) and Mel (Rose Byrne) are living their best lives, running the cosmetics company they’ve built from the ground up....

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Weekly Update for January 3: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING The Grudge After a young mother murders her family in her own house, a detective (Andrea Riseborough) attempts to investigate the mysterious case, only to discover that the...

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January 2020 Film Preview

Offerings from women filmmakers will not be slowing down in the new year. From thrillers to comedies to documentary films, there will be something for everyone to enjoy in January. Floria Sigismondi...

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Weekly Update for December 20: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

Season’s greetings from Women and Hollywood. We’re getting ready to go on break, so this will be our last Weekly Update of the year. We’ll resume the feature on January 3. Happy...

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Weekly Update for December 13: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING Black Christmas – Directed by Sophia Takal; Written by Sophia Takal and April Wolfe Hawthorne College is quieting down for the holidays. But as Riley Stone (Imogen...

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Weekly Update for December 6: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING Portrait of a Lady on Fire – Written and Directed by Céline Sciamma (Opens in NY and LA) Brittany, France, 1760. Marianne (Noémie Merlant), a painter, is...

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Weekly Update for November 27: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING Ximei (Documentary) – Directed by Gaylen Ross and Andy Cohen (Opens in NY November 29) “Ximei” Ximei is a young peasant woman from rural Henan Province who...

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Weekly Update for November 22: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING Frozen II – Directed by Jennifer Lee and Chris Buck; Written by Allison Schroeder  Why was Elsa (Idina Menzel) born with magical powers? What truths about the past...

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Weekly Update for November 15: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING Charlie’s Angels – Written and Directed by Elizabeth Banks Elizabeth Banks takes the helm as the next generation of fearless Charlie’s Angels takes flight. In...

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Ready for Their Close-Up: VOD and Web Series Picks

Marginalized groups — such as women, people of color, and the queer community — have not always gotten the critical attention they deserve. Fortunately, each of the projects highlighted...

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Weekly Update for November 8: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

Women and Hollywood is organizing a casual meeting in London in the early evening of December 4. If you’re interested in participating, please email Melissa Silverstein...

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Weekly Update for November 1: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING Harriet – Directed by Kasi Lemmons; Written by Kasi Lemmons and Gregory Allen Howard  I seriously can’t believe that it has taken this long to tell the story of...

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Weekly Update for October 25: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING Paradise Hills – Directed by Alice Waddington (Available on VOD November 1) On an isolated island, Uma (Emma Roberts) wakes up to find herself at Paradise Hills, a...

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Weekly Update for October 18: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING Maleficent: Mistress of Evil – Written by Linda Woolverton, Micah Fitzerman-Blue, and Noah Harpster There’s a lot of awesome woman power on-screen in this sequel to...

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Finding Her Place: VOD and Web Series Picks

Whether it’s an understated coming-of-age portrayal of a biracial teenage girl beginning to recognize how her race and class impact how society treats her and others like her (“Miriam Lies”); a...

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Weekly Update for October 11: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING The Sky Is Pink – Directed by Shonali Bose; Written by Shonali Bose and Nilesh Maniyar An epic tale of love and family — and based on a true story —...

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Weekly Update for October 4: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING Lucy in the Sky Natalie Portman plays Lucy Cola, a strong woman whose determination and drive as an astronaut take her to space, where she’s deeply moved by the...

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Weekly Update for September 27: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING Sister Aimee – Written and Directed by Samantha Buck and Marie Schlingmann (Available on VOD October 1)  Aimee Semple McPherson was a hugely popular evangelist in...

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Weekly Update for September 20: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING Always in Season (Documentary) – Directed by Jacqueline Olive Claudia Lacy wants answers. When her 17-year-old son, Lennon, was found hanging from a swing set in...

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The Family Complex: VOD and Web Series Picks

Our latest round of VOD and web series picks takes on one of the most complicated, universal, and inescapable institutions in existence: family. Whether it centers on a nontraditional path towards...

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Weekly Update for September 13: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING Hustlers – Written and Directed by Lorene Scafaria   Inspired by a New York Magazine article by Jessica Pressler that went viral, the story centers around a group of...

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Weekly Update for August 30: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING Official Secrets – Written by Sara Bernstein, Gregory Bernstein, and Gavin Hood Based on world-shaking true events, “Official Secrets” tells the gripping...

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Weekly Update for August 23: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING Vita & Virginia – Directed by Chanya Button; Written by Chanya Button and Eileen Atkins (Available on VOD August 30) Set amidst the bohemian high society of 1920s...

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Exploring Trauma: VOD and Web Series Picks

In media, women’s pain is usually used to motivate men. So there’s a real demand for nuanced portrayals of female trauma, which looks at what women are actually going through — as...

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Weekly Update for August 16: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING Where’d You Go, Bernadette – Written by Holly Gent, Richard Linklater, and Vince Palmo Based on the beloved novel by Maria Semple, “Where’d You Go, Bernadette”...

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