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Two women, one adult and one child, interacting through a glass window, with the child wearing a pink bracelet.
Women In Film

Why Proxima is a giant leap for motherhood on screen

by Emily Maskell

Eva Green’s astro­naut explores unchart­ed ter­ri­to­ry in more ways than one in Alice Winocour’s space drama.
Two men in formal clothing operating an old-fashioned film camera.
Women In Film

The pioneering filmmaker who broke the mould for women in Hollywood

by Pamela Hutchinson

Dorothy Arzn­er gave Gold­en Age female stars like Katharine Hep­burn and Ros­alind Rus­sell intel­li­gent, com­plex roles.
Two women sitting at a table, one in a red top and the other in a dark top, in a warm-toned room.
Women In Film

Looking beyond the violence of Baise-moi

by Daisy Phillipson

Vir­ginie Despentes and Coralie Trinh Thi explore sex­u­al agency, trau­ma and the pow­er of female friend­ship in this con­tro­ver­sial 2000 thriller.
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Women In Film

Hollywood prefers blondes (as index patients)

by Elizabeth Horkley

Attrac­tive women of ques­tion­able virtue have long been a scape­goat for society’s lit­er­al ills.
Two people, a man in a grey suit and a woman in a white blouse, standing in an elevator.
Women In Film

A take-down of movies about nice guys who pester women

by Leila Latif

Explor­ing the rich and dis­turb­ing cin­e­mat­ic his­to­ry of benign stalk­ing. Who­ev­er said nice guys fin­ish last?
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Women In Film

The Lost Careers of Difficult Women

by Emma Fraser

When women have their movie careers ruined by vin­dic­tive, con­trol­ling men, what hap­pens next?
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Women In Film

A new documentary is reclaiming the legacy of Alice Guy-Blaché

by Stefania Sarrubba

Pamela B Green’s Be Nat­ur­al presents the untold sto­ry of this pio­neer­ing female filmmaker.
Two people in close embrace wearing formal wedding attire in a natural setting with foliage.
In Praise Of

How Gillian Armstrong feminised Australian Cinema

by Laura Venning

In 1979, the first Aus­tralian film direct­ed by a woman since the silent era sig­nalled a new dawn for female authorship.
Woman with curly hair using an old-fashioned camera.
Women In Film

Why should we care who writes film history?

by Justine Smith

Reflec­tions on direc­tor Mark Cousins’ lat­est cin­e­mat­ic road trip, Women Make Film.
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Women In Film

South Korea’s female filmmakers are finally making their voices heard

by Darren Carver-Balsiger

At the 63rd BFI Lon­don Film Fes­ti­val, five films direct­ed by women sig­nalled a new chap­ter for Kore­an cinema.