Female directors

Sofia Coppola in Somewhere (2010)

Instagram'da Alice Aedy: “Fake it till you make it (When the cinematographer lets you pose with the camera) @josuastaebler 🤗 @arri_rental @kodak_shootfilm”

A simple trip to the box office can broaden your grasp of filmmaking and the film industry — and help combat gender inequality.

The film-maker talks to Alexandra Pollard about growing up gay at a time before the internet, male privilege in cinema, and why Wonder Woman changed her life

The Old Guard director Gina Prince-Bythewood is the first black woman to direct a big budget superhero movie. "I hate the fact that I'm the first — in 2020 that we're still having firsts," she says.

The Oscar nominations may not reflect it, but there were plenty of excellent movies with female directors released last year.

Lina Wertmüller can't fathom "what took so long" for the academy to honor her. But she's grateful she'll soon receive an honorary Oscar at the Governors Awards.

“#Throwback of #AngelinaJolie in the 1997 TV Movie based on politician #GeorgeWallace Angie won a #GoldenGlobe for her role and was nominated for an #Emmy and other awards as well. This is, when Hollywood started to recognise Angelina’s talent! read more: https://t.co/udOmhYulWb”