Emma Thompson and Daryl McCormack shine in this insightful pas de deux about the joys and the shame of sex.
Andrew Fleming’s 1996 film offers a spellbinding blend of Wiccan rituals and high school politics.
Cristin Milioti’s character subverts the passive love interest trope seen in Groundhog Day and About Time.
The late singer-songwriter penned the ’60s-inspired title track for Tom Hanks’ directorial debut.
Director Kelly Walker explains how she came up with a novel solution to a creative problem.
Alison Brie writes and stars in this absorbing but uneven portrait of a woman struggling with mental illness.
Pamela B Green’s Be Natural presents the untold story of this pioneering female filmmaker.
Let It Snow and Season of Love bring female queer romance to the fore.
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