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Incoming

Josephine Decker pivots to YA lite in the trailer for The Sky Is Everywhere

by Charles Bramesco

The writer-direc­tor puts her exper­i­men­tal bent to one side as she adapts a teen-favorite nov­el of love and loss.
Top 30 films of 2020, illustrated graphic with stylised characters and text
Top Ranking

The 30 best films of 2020

by Emma Fraser

Our favourite new releas­es from this year, fea­tur­ing Spike Lee, Chloé Zhao, Josephine Deck­er and more.
Illustration of a bearded man wearing glasses, standing in front of bookshelves, holding a glass of red wine.
Interviews

Michael Stuhlbarg: ‘Accidents are what keep art alive’

by Adam Woodward

The renowned char­ac­ter actor reveals how Josephine Deck­er nudged him out of his com­fort zone.
Woman with glasses, blonde hair, and surprised expression.
Review

Shirley

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Josephine Decker’s stun­ning anti-biopic of author Shirley Jack­son offers a trea­tise on female cre­ativ­i­ty and camaraderie.

5
Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
4
In Retrospect
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LWLies Magazine

LWLies 86: The Shirley Issue – On Sale Now!

by Hannah Strong

Our lat­est issue is a trib­ute to the beau­ti­ful, unnerv­ing world of Josephine Decker’s biopic that isn’t a biopic.
Two people wearing glasses sitting together on a couch, a man with a beard and a woman in a floral dress.
Incoming

Elisabeth Moss goes a bit mad indoors in the Shirley trailer

by Charles Bramesco

At this point, who among us can’t relate to Josephine Decker’s lat­est film?
Woman with glasses, blonde hair, and surprised expression.
Festivals

Shirley – first look review

by Hannah Strong

Josephine Decker’s biog­ra­phy of famed goth­ic nov­el­ist Shirley Jack­son is a sump­tu­ous peri­od psychodrama.
Four people in a grassy field, with a swing and trees in the background.
Festivals

Here’s what we’re most excited to watch at Sundance 2020

by Hannah Strong

Dee Rees, Josephine Deck­er, Miran­da July, and much, much more…
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Review

Madeline’s Madeline

by Manuela Lazic

New­com­er Hele­na Howard is aston­ish­ing in Josephine Decker’s bold explo­ration of art and authorship.

4
Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
4
In Retrospect
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Interviews

Josephine Decker: ‘I was afraid of showing mental illness on screen’

by Hannah Strong

The emo­tion­al col­lat­er­al of act­ing is the sub­ject of Madeline’s Made­line, a unique new film by this excit­ing writer/​director.