52 Films by Women Vol 7. 3. Mr. Malcolm’s List (Director: Emma Holly Jones)
Pictured: 'Tell me, Miss Dalton, what is your opinion of the Corn Laws?' Selina Dalton (Freida Pinto) is tested by the exacting we…
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52 Films by Women Vol 7. 2. A E I O U – A Quick Alphabet of Love (Director: Nicolette Krebitz)
Pictured: 'Words should be launched like arrows'. Anna (Sophie Rois, foregrounded) teaches Adrian (Milan Herms) to land his dialog…
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 1. Joyride (Director: Emer Reynolds)
Pictured: 'Hey, brood, where's my car?' Twelve year-old runaway Mully (Charlie Reid, left) and anxious new mother, Joy (Olivia Col…
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 52. Robust (Director: Constance Meyer)
Pictured: 'I've Popeye the sailor's hand.' Georges (Grard Depardieu) assures his security detail,Assa (Dborah Lukumuena) that he's…
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 51. Moon, 66 Questions (Director: Jacqueline Lentzou)
Pictured: Not looking for True Love to find her in the end, Artemis (Sofia Kokkali), a young woman tasked with looking after a man…
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 50. Good Luck to You, Leo Grande (Director: Sophie Hyde)
Pictured: 'Not to challenge you, but I've never had an orgasm.' Irish gratification assistant Leo Grande (Daryl McCormack) hears t…
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 49. Pleasure (Director: Ninja Thyberg)
Pictured: Banana buddies for life. Linna (Sofia Kappel, left) and Joy (Revika Reustle) in a scene from 'Pleasure', a drama based i…
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 48. Watcher (Director: Chloe Okuno)
Pictured: Taking a subway train in a horror film is never a good idea. Julia (Maika Monroe) in a scene from the serial killer thri…
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 47. Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul (Director: Adamma Ebo)
Pictured: 'Where's the Messiah? There he is.' Trinitie Childs (Regina Hall) shares a moment with her husband Pastor Lee-Curtis Chi…
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 46. Sharp Stick (Director: Lena Dunham)
Pictured: Sarah Jo (Kristine Froseth) in a scene from 'Sharp Stick', a Los Angeles-set film by writer-director Lena Dunham. Still …
