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Women Directors That Actors Should Be Working With Instead of Allen & Polanski

By Princess WeekesOct 26th
Review: Detroit a Powerful Depiction of Racism That Manages to Erase Black Women

By Teresa JusinoAug 7th
Interview: Malcolm David Kelley on Kathryn Bigelow’s Detroit: “This Movie is Gonna Speak Volumes”

By Teresa JusinoJun 15th
Detroit Trailer Promises a Dramatic, Gritty Look at the 1967 Detroit Riots

By Jessica LachenalApr 12th
John Boyega Continues Winning Streak, Set to Star in Upcoming Kathryn Bigelow Film

By Teresa JusinoJun 21st
Tomb Raider Movie Reboot Seeks A Female Director

By Maddy MyersSep 17th
Oscar-Winning Director Kathryn Bigelow Says “Change Is Essential” in Response to ACLU Concerns About Hollywood’s Gender Discrimination

By Dan Van WinkleMay 13th
50 Female-Directed Movies You Should Watch, Part 1: The Mainstream

By Rebecca PahleJul 21st
Now That Newbie Director Roberto Orci Has Been Hired For Star Trek 3 Hollywood Has No More Excuses For Not Hiring Women Directors

By Jill PantozziMay 16th
Shoot At The Sky In Anger: Gerard Butler In Talks For The Point Break Remake

By Jill PantozziJan 9th
Kathryn Bigelow Wants Your Help To Send A Very Important Message On Twitter About Women

By Jill PantozziJan 22nd
Are You a Female Who Wants to Make Movies? You’ll Have Better Luck If You Stay Out of Hollywood.

By Rebecca PahleJan 21st
Benedict Cumberbatch, The Hunger Games, Other Geek-Friendly Things Pick Up Golden Globe Nominations

By Rebecca PahleDec 13th
Bret Easton Ellis Attributes Kathryn Bigelow’s Success to Her Being a “Very Hot Woman.”

By Rebecca PahleDec 6th
Kathryn Bigelow Wins New York Film Critics Circle Award Twice; Makes History

By Susana PoloDec 4th
Naturally, Some Are Not Happy That the Obama Administration Shared Info About Bin Laden With Kathryn Bigelow

By Jamie FreveleMay 25th
The Sundance Institute and Women In Film Will Track, Then Try to Change the Small Numbers of Female Filmmakers

By Jamie FreveleJan 25th
Study Reveals That Female Speaking Roles In Film Not As Prevalent As “Eye Candy” Roles

By Jamie FreveleApr 22nd
Martini Ranch’s “Reach”: Or, Remember How James Cameron Directed a Music Video, Once?

By Robert QuigleyMar 17th
We Don’t See You, Avatar: Hurt Locker Takes Best Picture

By Robert QuigleyMar 8th

Women Directors That Actors Should Be Working With Instead of Allen & Polanski

Review: Detroit a Powerful Depiction of Racism That Manages to Erase Black Women

Interview: Malcolm David Kelley on Kathryn Bigelow’s Detroit: “This Movie is Gonna Speak Volumes”

Detroit Trailer Promises a Dramatic, Gritty Look at the 1967 Detroit Riots

John Boyega Continues Winning Streak, Set to Star in Upcoming Kathryn Bigelow Film

Tomb Raider Movie Reboot Seeks A Female Director

Oscar-Winning Director Kathryn Bigelow Says “Change Is Essential” in Response to ACLU Concerns About Hollywood’s Gender Discrimination

50 Female-Directed Movies You Should Watch, Part 1: The Mainstream

Now That Newbie Director Roberto Orci Has Been Hired For Star Trek 3 Hollywood Has No More Excuses For Not Hiring Women Directors

Shoot At The Sky In Anger: Gerard Butler In Talks For The Point Break Remake

Kathryn Bigelow Wants Your Help To Send A Very Important Message On Twitter About Women

Are You a Female Who Wants to Make Movies? You’ll Have Better Luck If You Stay Out of Hollywood.

Benedict Cumberbatch, The Hunger Games, Other Geek-Friendly Things Pick Up Golden Globe Nominations

Bret Easton Ellis Attributes Kathryn Bigelow’s Success to Her Being a “Very Hot Woman.”

Kathryn Bigelow Wins New York Film Critics Circle Award Twice; Makes History

Naturally, Some Are Not Happy That the Obama Administration Shared Info About Bin Laden With Kathryn Bigelow

The Sundance Institute and Women In Film Will Track, Then Try to Change the Small Numbers of Female Filmmakers

Study Reveals That Female Speaking Roles In Film Not As Prevalent As “Eye Candy” Roles

Martini Ranch’s “Reach”: Or, Remember How James Cameron Directed a Music Video, Once?

We Don’t See You, Avatar: Hurt Locker Takes Best Picture