52 Films by Women Vol 7. 52. Joy Ride (Director: Adele Lim)
Pictured: Party time. From left to right: Kat (Stephanie Hsu), Lolo (Sherry Cola), Audrey (Ashley Park) and Deadeye (Sabrina……
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52 Films by Women Vol 7. 51. Scrapper (Director: Charlotte Regan)
Pictured: 'Look what I found.' Jason (Harris Dickinson) presents his daughter Georgie (Lola Campbell) with his discovery in……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 50. Alice, Darling (Director: Mary Nighy)
Pictured: Unsettled Alice (Anna Kendrick) has difficulty spending time with her friends in a scene from the drama, 'Alice,……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 49. Barbie (Director: Greta Gerwig)
Pictured: Driving along in my automobile, Stereotypical Barbie (Margot Robbie) is surprised to be joined by Ken (Ryan Gosling)……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 48. You Hurt My Feelings (Director: Nicole Holofcener)
Pictured: Don (Tobias Menzies) and Beth (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) express horror in a scene from the New York-set comedy, 'You……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 47. Past Lives (Director: Celine Song)
Pictured: Hae Sung (Teo Yoo, left) rides the subway with his childhood sweetheart, Nora (Greta Lee, right) in……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 46. Pretty Red Dress (Director: Dionne Edwards)
Pictured: Travis (Natey Jones) says yes to the dress in a scene from the British family drama, 'Pretty Red Dress', written……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 45. Greatest Days (Director: Coky Giedroyć)
Pictured: The pointer sisters. Friends Heather (Alice Lowe, left), Claire (Jayde Adams), Rachel (Aisling Bea) and Zoe (Amaka……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 44. Reality (Director: Tina Satter)
Pictured: Contract linguist Reality Winner (Sydney Sweeney) faces a tough interview in the verbatim drama, 'Reality', co-written……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 43. Amanda (Director: Carolina Cavalli)
Pictured: Not heading for a 'Dance and Destroy' techno rave, Amanda (Benedetta Porcaroli) strides purposefully on in a scene……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 42. Showing Up (Director: Kelly Reichardt)
Pictured: Pinch points. Sculptor Lizzy (Michelle Williams) at work in a scene from the comedy-drama, 'Showing Up', co-written……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 41. Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret (Director: Kelly Fremon Craig)
Pictured: Janie (Amari Price, left) and Margaret (Abby Ryder Fortson, right) navigate the terrors of buying sanitary pads (with……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 40. Plan 75 (Director: Chie Hayakawa)
Pictured: Michi (Chieko Baishô) enquires about a government-sponsored euthanasia scheme in the Japanese drama, 'Plan……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 39. The Blue Caftan (Director: Maryam Touzani)
Pictured: Concerned about the family business, Mina (Lubna Azabal) and her 'maalem' husband Halim (Saleh Bakri) in a scene……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 38. The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry (Director: Hettie Macdonald)
Pictured: Dwarfed by followers, guilt-afflicted pensioner Harold Fry (Jim Broadbent, centre) continues on his five-hundred……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 37. Polite Society (Director: Nida Manzoor)
Pictured: 'We're not so different, you and I.' Raheela (Nimra Bucha, left) squares off against Ria (Priya Kansara) in……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 36. Rodeo (Director: Lola Quivoron)
Pictured: Julia a.k.a. 'Inconnu' (Julie Ledru) takes part in a funeral procession in a scene from the French drama,……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 35. A Thousand and One (Director: A V Rockwell)
Pictured: Inez (Teyona Taylor) and Terry (Aaron Kingsley Adetola) looking for a place to stay in a scene from……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 33. Rye Lane (Director: Raine Allen-Miller)
Pictured: Those who love me take a scooter. Yas (Vivian Oparah) and Dom (David Jonsson) part for the shortest time while outside……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 32. Cocaine Bear (Director: Elizabeth Banks)
Pictured: 'Help, help! Here comes the bear.' Park Ranger Liz (Margo Martindale) doesn't hear what's behind her in a scene from……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 31. Revoir Paris (Paris Memories) (Director: Alice Winocour)
Pictured: The epitome of cool about to be shaken. Mia (Virginie Efira) in a scene from the terrorist attack-themed drama, 'Revoir……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 28. Women Talking (Director: Sarah Polley)
Pictured: The ensemble discuss whether to 'stay and fight' or 'leave' in the fact-based drama, 'Women Talking' adapted from……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 27. Blue Jean (Director: Georgia Oakley)
Pictured: Who's that girl? Physical Education teacher Jean Newman (Rosy McEwen) is surprised to see pupil Lois Jackson (Lucy……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 26. More Than Ever (Plus Que Jamais) (Director: Emily Atef)
Pictured: Facing death on a full stomach, Hélène (Vicky Krieps) in a scene from the French language drama,……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 25. Till (Director: Chinonye Chukwu)
Pictured: Mamie Till-Bradley (Danielle Deadwyler) in a scene from the fact-based American drama, 'Till', directed by Chinonye……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 23. Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Director: Kasi Lemmons)
Pictured: 'Sign this form and I'll make sure you'll never copy my dress sense.' Clive Davis (Stanley Tucci) and Whitney Houston……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 22. Corsage (Director: Marie Kreutzer)
Pictured: Empress Sisi of Austria (Vicky Krieps) gets a lesson in early filmmaking from Louis Le Prince (Finnegan Oldfield)……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 20. She Said (Director: Maria Schrader)
Pictured: Investigating the truth with a MacBook, New York Times reporters Jodi Kantor (Zoe Kazan) and Megan Twohey (Carey……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 19. Nightsiren (Svetlonoc) (Director: Tereza Nvotová)
Pictured: A midsummer night's burning, as featured in Slovakian co-writer-director Tereza Nvotová's 'fear of witchcraft'……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 17. War Pony (Directors: Gina Gammell, Riley Keough)
Pictured: Holding one of his two children, Bill (Jojo Bapteise Whiting) puts another scheme into operation in a scene from……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 15. Emily (Director: Frances O’Connor)
Pictured: A writer in waiting. Emily Brontë (Emma Mackey) atop a hill in the factually dubious romance, 'Emily',……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 14. Call Jane (Director: Phyllis Nagy)
Pictured: 'You really do make a fine cup of coffee.' Joy Griffin (Elizabeth Banks) receives post-service care from activist……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 13. The Woman King (Director: Gina Prince-Bythewood)
Pictured: Nanisca (Viola Davis), fearsome general of the Agojie in a scene from the historical action film, 'The Woman King',……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 11. The Eternal Daughter (Director: Joanna Hogg)
Pictured: Julie Hart (Tilda Swinton) presents a birthday cake to her mother Rosalind in the ghostly drama, 'The Eternal Daughter',……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 10. Don’t Worry Darling (Director: Olivia Wilde)
Pictured: Vision of a missing neighbour. Margaret (Kiki Layne) appears to Alice (Florence Pugh) in a scene from the psychological……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 9. Avec Amour et Acharnement (Both Sides of the Blade) (Director: Claire Denis)
Pictured: A baptism of love. Jean (Vincent Lindon) and Sara (Juliette Binoche) in a scene from 'Avec Amour et Acharnement'……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 8. It Snows in Benidorm (Director: Isabel Coixet)
Pictured: Club owner Alex (Sarita Choudhury) performs for a waxwork-like British audience in the Costa Blanca set film, 'It……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 7. The Apartment with Two Women (Director: Kim Se-in)
Pictured: Not so much sharing her meal, Yoon Su-kyung (Yang Mal-bok) allows her insular daughter, Kim Yi-jung (Lym……
52 Films by Women Vol 7. 4. The Invitation (Director: Jessica M. Thompson)
Pictured: This is why Suzanne Vega sings, 'I never wear white'. Evie (Nathalie Emmanuel) prepares for the worst in the vampire……
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……
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……
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……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 52. Robust (Director: Constance Meyer)
Pictured: 'I've Popeye the sailor's hand.' Georges (Gérard Depardieu) assures his security detail, Aïssa (Déborah……
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……
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)……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 49. Pleasure (Director: Ninja Thyberg)
Pictured: Banana buddies for life. Linnéa (Sofia Kappel, left) and Joy (Revika Reustle) in a scene from 'Pleasure',……
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……
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……
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.……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 45. Hatching (Director: Hanna Bergholm)
Pictured: 'I always thought of myself as a dog person.' Tinja (Siri Solalinna) consoles an exponentially growing egg in the……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 44. Bergman Island (Director: Mia Hansen-Løve)
Pictured: Chris (Vicky Krieps) and Tony (Tim Roth) in a scene from the marital meta-drama, 'Bergman Island', a Sweden-set film……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 43. Les Cinq Diables (The Five Devils) (Director: Léa Mysius)
Pictured: Joke them if they can't take a Bonnie Tyler cover. Julia (Swala Emati) and Joanne (Adèle Exarchopolous)……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 42. Falcon Lake (Director: Charlotte Le Bon)
Pictured: Bastien (Joseph Engel) and Chloé (Sara Montpetit) close their eyes to exchange worst fears in the teenage……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 41. The Drover’s Wife: The Legend of Molly Johnson (Director: Leah Purcell)
Pictured: 'Take a step and you'll sleep with the dingos!' Molly (Leah Purcell) faces a fugitive aboriginal, Yakada (Rob Collins)……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 40. Father Stu (Director: Rosalind Ross)
Pictured: Stu Long (Mark Wahlberg) contemplates his religion in the fact-based American biopic, 'Father Stu', written and directed……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 38. Happening (L’événement) (Director: Audrey Diwan)
Pictured: Party time in an era when it was anything but. Anne (Anamaria Vartolomei) and Brigitte (Louise Orry-Diquéro)……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 37. Murina (Director: Antoneta Alamat Kusijanovic)
Pictured: 'Underwater fishing is better than a poke in the eye with a sharp stick.' Ante (Leon Lučev) and his daughter Julija……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 36. Umma (Director: Iris K. Shim)
Pictured: 'Chris, dinner's on the table!' Soo Hyun aka Amanda (Sandra Oh) fails to notice Umma behind her in a scene from 'Umma',……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 35. The Nan Movie (Director: Josie Rourke)
Pictured: 'And yet I have.' Joannie Taylor a.k.a. Nan (Catherine Tate) shows off three disabled parking permits watched by……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 34. The Novice (Director: Lauren Hadaway)
Pictured: 'Legs, body, arms, arms, body legs.' Rowing student Alex Dall (Isabelle Fuhrmann) receives instruction in the college……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 33. La Civil (Director: Teodora Ana Mihai)
Pictured: A burning desire to reclaim her missing daughter, Cielo (Arcelia Ramirez) in a scene from the Mexican-set kidnap……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 32. Maixabel (Director: Icíar Bollaín)
Pictured: An uncomfortable encounter. Maixabel Lasa (Blanca Portillo) meets her husband's killer, Ibon Etxezarreta (Luis……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 31. Les Amours d’Anaïs (Anaïs in Love) (Director: Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet)
Pictured: 'Please may I satisfy my twelve year itch?' Daniel (Bruno Podalydès) and Anaïs (Anaïs……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 30. Il Paradiso Del Pavone (Peacock’s Paradise) (Director: Laura Bispuri)
Pictured: A bird in the hand is worth a weighty movie metaphor. Joana (Tihana Lazovic, left) and Adelina (Alba Rohrwacher,……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 29. Ali & Ava (Director: Clio Barnard)
Pictured: 'I play you mine and you play me yours.' Ali (Adeel Akhtar) and Ava (Claire Rushbrook) exchange music in the Bradford-set……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 28. Here Before (Director: Stacey Gregg)
Pictured: 'Are you my darling wee girl?' Laura (Andrea Riseborough, right) faces off with Megan (Niamh Dornan, left) in a scene……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 27. Marry Me (Director: Kat Coiro)
Pictured: 'Wow, I thought I was too late for my shot on 'The Bachelor'.' Charlie (Owen Wilson) weds Kat (Jennifer Lopez) in……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 25. Cow (Director: Andrea Arnold)
Pictured: Luma aka 1129, the star of British director Andrea Arnold's documentary, 'Cow', a portrait of the life of a dairy……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 24. Hive (Zgjoi) (Director: Blerta Basholli)
Pictured: Fahrije (Yllka Gashi, standing, foreground) leads a group of women preparing Ajvar, a red pepper side dish, in 'Hive',……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 21. La Fracture (Director: Catherine Corsini)
Pictured: Waiting for treatment, Raf (Valeria Bruni Tedeschi) and Yann (Pio Marmai) in a scene from the French comedy-drama,……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 20. Un Monde (Playground) (Director: Laura Wandel)
Pictured: 'Smile? You must be joking.' School's no fun for Nora (Maya Vanderbeque) and Abel (Günther Duret) in Belgian……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 19. Mothering Sunday (Director: Eva Husson)
Pictured: Orphan Jane Fairchild (Odessa Young) arrives at the Sheringham house on 30th March, 1924 in a scene from the period……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 17. The Souvenir Part II (Director: Joanna Hogg)
Pictured: Julie Harte (Honor Swinton Byrne) at the monitor in a scene from the British film, 'The Souvenir Part II', writer……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 16. Titane (Director: Julia Ducournau)
Pictured: Getting ready for a hairpin turn, Alexia (Agathe Rousselle) goes to work in a scene from 'Titane', a French horror……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 15. Eternals (Director: Chloé Zhao)
Pictured: '4,000 years I wait for a wedding and we turn up in our Eternals uniforms?' Ikaris (Richard Madden) and Sirsi (Gemma……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 14. Language Lessons (Director: Natalie Morales)
Pictured: Adam (Mark Duplass) receives a pool-side Spanish from Cariño (Natalie Morales) in the video-call-based comedy……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 13. Ninjababy (Director: Yngvild Sve Flikke)
Pictured: 'Do you think I have a career in advertising? Because I could use the hamburgers.' Cartoon Ninjababy makes his feelings……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 12. Respect (Director: Liesl Tommy)
Pictured: 'Gotta hand it to you, Miss Franklin.' Aretha (Jennifer Hudson) meets record producer Jerry Wexler (Marc Maron) in……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 11. Sweetheart (Director: Marley Morrison)
Pictured: 'The heart is a lonely Hunter S Thompson'. Nell Barlow as AJ (April Jane) in a scene from the British caravan park……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 10. Candyman (Director: Nia DaCosta)
Pictured: Hot new artist Anthony McCoy (Yahya Abdul Mateen II) gets a surprise in an art critic's apartment -……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 9. I’m Your Man (Ich Bin Dein Mensch) (Director: Maria Schrader)
Pictured: 'Let's get ready to rumba.' Robot Tom (Dan Stevens) shows researcher Alma (Maren Eggert) his smooth moves in the……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 7. Reminiscence (Director: Lisa Joy)
Pictured: 'How long does he throw a ball to that dog?' Watts (Thandiwe Newton) and Nick (Hugh Jackman) in a scene from the……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 5. Wildland (Kød & Blod) (Director: Jeanette Nordahl)
Pictured: Ida (Sandra Guldberg Kampp) and Mads (Besir Zeciri) on a debt collection run in a scene from the thriller, 'Wildland',……
52 Films by Women Vol 6. 1. Together Together (Director: Nikole Beckwith)
Pictured: 'Meet-cute baby', eventually. Matt (Ed Helms) and gestational surrogate Anna (Patti Harrison) in a scene from the……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 52. Never Gonna Snow Again (Directors: Malgorzata Szumowska, Michal Englert)
Pictured: 'Concentrate on the dot? I'd rather dance.' Zhenia (Alex Utgoff) pirouettes next to a sleeping client (Agata……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 51. Sibyl (Director: Justine Triet)
Pictured: Without her vaper, psychiatrist turned betrayer of confidences, Sibyl (Virginie Efira) enjoys a cigarette in a scene……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 49. Wonder Woman 1984 (Director: Patty Jenkins)
Pictured: 'Put me and Ethan Hunt in a foot race and let's see what happens.' Diana Prince (Gal Gadot) aka Wonder Woman races……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 48. Dronningen (Queen of Hearts) (Director: May el-Toukhy)
Pictured: Gustav (Gustav Lindh) and Anne (Trine Dyrholm) in a scene from the Danish film, 'Queen of Hearts', co-written and……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 47. Love Me Tender (Director: Klaudia Reynicke)
Pictured: Face off. Agoraphobic Seconda (Barbara Giordano) confronts her young nemesis (Federica Vermiglio) in a scene……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 46. Come Away (Director: Brenda Chapman)
Pictured: 'Come to me, Council tenants. I offer you the Right to Buy.' Angelina Jolie channels the late British Prime……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 45. Farewell Amor (Director: Ekwa Msangi)
Pictured: Walter (Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine) hugs his wife Esther (Zainab Jah) and holds the hand of his daughter Sylvia (Jayme……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 44. Ein Fisch der auf dem Rücken schwimmt (A Fish Swimming Upside Down) (Director: Eliza Petkova)
Pictured: Andrea (Nina Schwabe) shares a bath with her lover's son, Martin (Theo Trebs) in writer-director Eliza Petkova's……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 43. I’m Your Woman (Director: Julia Hart)
Pictured: Jean (Rachel Brosnahan) with her new baby Harry in a scene from the thriller, 'I'm Your Woman', directed by Julia……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 42. Spring Blossom (Seize Printemps) (Director: Suzanne Lindon)
Pictured: Suzanne (Suzanne Lindon) sneaks into a theatre in a scene from 'Spring Blossom' (Seize Printemps), a coming-of-age……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 41. The Other Lamb (Director: Malgorzata Szumowska)
Pictured: Tending to his flock, Shepherd (Michiel Huisman, centre) speaks to his daughters in a scene from the film, 'The Other……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 40. Herself (Director: Phyllida Lloyd)
Pictured: Sandra (Clare Dunne) gives her daughter a piggy back ride past her home under construction in the Irish drama, 'Herself',……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 39. The Craft: Legacy (Director: Zoe Lister-Jones)
Pictured: 'Oh spirits that tend on mortal thoughts/Un-vex me here/And fill me from top to toe/With stuff from New Look'. A……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 38. Saint Maud (Director: Rose Glass)
Pictured: 'Don't cross me!' Morfydd Clark as the intimidating Maud in the British film, 'Saint Maud', a study of religious……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 37. Kajillionaire (Director: Miranda July)
Pictured (left to right): Old Dolio (Evan Rachel Wood) and her parents Theresa (Debra Winger) and Robert (Richard Jenkins)……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 36. On the Rocks (Director: Sofia Coppola)
Pictured: Laura (Rashida Jones) gets a whistling lesson from her art dealer father Felix (Bill Murray) in writer-director Sofia……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 35. The Broken Hearts Gallery (Director: Natalie Krinsky)
Pictured: Sofa so good. Nick (Dacre Montgomery) and Lucy (Geraldine Viswanathan) in a publicity still for writer-director Natalie……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 34. Love You Forever (Director: Yoyo Yao)
Pictured: Lin Ge (Lee Hongchi) puts his arm around aspiring ballerina Qiu Qian (Li Yitong) in the Chinese romantic fantasy,……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 33. Babyteeth (Director: Shannon Murphy)
Pictured: Milla (Eliza Scanlen) has a nosebleed in an early scene from the film 'Babyteeth', written by Rita Kalnejais (based……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 32. Proxima (Director: Alice Winocour)
Pictured: Astronaut Sarah Loreau (Eva Green) says 'au revoir' to her eight-year-old daughter, Stella (Zélie Boulant-Lemesle)……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 31. Make Up (Director: Claire Oakley)
Pictured: Ruth (Molly Windsor) receives some on-the-job training from Jade (Stefanie Martini) in the Cornish 'coming out' film,……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 29a. Love Sarah (Director: Eliza Schroeder)
Pictured: 'I can't describe them but I can hold them.' Retired trapeze artist Mimi (Celia Imrie) poses with strawberry confectionery……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 29. Second Date Sex (Director: Rachel Hirons)
Pictured: Ryan (George Mackay) and Laura (Alexandra Roach) share a drink in the British one-night romantic comedy, 'Second……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 27. Lost Transmissions (Director: Katharine O’Brien)
Pictured: Aspiring songwriter Hannah (Juno Temple) and seasoned music producer Theo (Simon Pegg) at the piano in the mental……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 26. Take Me Somewhere Nice (Director: Ena Sendijarevic)
Pictured: 'It's snow time, folks.' Alma (Sara Luna Zoric) experiences an indoor change of weather in the Balkan road movie,……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 25. Sea Fever (Director: Neasa Hardiman)
Pictured: What is the secret of the ooze? Siobhan (Hermione Corfield) investigates blue sludge in the Irish nautical……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 24. Romantic Comedy (Director: Elizabeth Sankey)
Pictured: The poster for 'Romantic Comedy', a consideration of the popular 'rom-com' genre compiled and directed by Elizabeth……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 23. Portrait of a Lady on Fire (Director: Céline Sciamma)
Pictured: Héloise (Adèle Haenel, left) examines a canvas while Marianne (Noémie Merlant, right) looks……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 22. The Assistant (Director: Kitty Green)
Pictured: Jane (Julia Garner) arrives for another day of work at a New York-based film production company in the 'day in a……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 21. The Rest of Us (Director: Aisling Chin-Yee)
Pictured: Rachel (Jodi Balfour) and her daughter Talulah (Abigail Pniowsky) adjust to a new reality in the Canadian drama, 'The Rest……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 20. Emma. (Director: Autumn de Wilde)
Pictured: Red-caped (and therefore conventional) Harriet Smith (Mia Goth) enjoys a promenade with her new bestie, Emma Woodhouse (Anya……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 19. Soundtrack to Sixteen (Director: Hillary Shakespeare)
Pictured: Holly (Holly Wilderspin) attends Witching School hosted by her love-lorn older sister Maisy (Scarlett Marshall) in……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 18. Misbehaviour (Director: Philippa Lowthorpe)
Pictured: 'It's not you we're protesting about.' Sally Alexander (Keira Knightley, left) has a ladies room chat with Jennifer……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 17. The Photograph (Director: Stella Meghie)
Pictured: Mae (Issa Rae) inspects some of her late mother's camera in the romantic drama, 'The Photograph', written and directed by……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 16. 365 Dni (365 Days) (Directors: Barbara Bialowas, Tomasz Mandes)
Pictured: 'You'll have a ball' Massimo (Michele Morrone) makes a promise to Laura (Anna Maria Sieklucka) in the erotic drama, '365……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 15. Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of one Harley Quinn (Director: Cathy Yan)
Pictured: 'Hey, I'm recycling - recycling the plot of every other superhero movie.' Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) in 'Birds of Prey……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 14. A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood (Director: Marielle Heller)
Pictured: That shoe has never been worn in the real world. Tom Hanks plays Fred Rogers in the fiction film, 'A Beautiful Day……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 13. The Rhythm Section (Director: Reed Morano)
Pictured: Disobedient but traumatised house guest Stephanie (Blake Lively) smokes in her host's flat in the thriller, 'The Rhythm……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 12. The Good Soldier Schwejk (Director: Christine Edzard)
Pictured: Alfie Stewart as Schwejk in writer-director Christine Edzard's 'filmed play' adaptation of Jaroslav Hašek’s……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 10. Charlie’s Angels (Director: Elizabeth Banks)
Pictured (from left to right): Jane (Ella Balinska), Sabina (Kristen Stewart) and Elena (Naomi Scott) check out their quarry in 'Charlie's……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 9. Honey Boy (Director: Alma Har’el)
Pictured: Otis Lort (Noah Jupe) and his father James (Shia LaBeouf) in a scene from the film 'Honey Boy', written by LaBeouf and directed……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 8. Chanson Douce (Lullaby) (Director: Lucie Borleteau)
Pictured: Louise (Karin Viard), apparently 'the perfect nanny' in Chanson Douce, a film adaptation of Leila Slimani's 2016……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 7. Queen and Slim (Director: Melina Matsoukas)
Pictured: Angela aka 'Queen' (Jodie Turner-Smith) and Ernest aka 'Slim' (Daniel Kaluuya) look behind them in the couple-on-the-run……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 6. A Bump Along The Way (Director: Shelly Love)
Pictured: Pamela (Bronagh Gallagher) shows off a cake whilst hiding her bun in the oven in 'A Bump Along the Way', a film set in Derry,……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 5. Judy and Punch (Director: Mirrah Foulkes)
Pictured: 'If you want to be famous, you need to pull some strings.' Charismatic puppeteer 'Professor' Punch (Damon Herriman) dances……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 4. Sword of Trust (Director: Lynn Shelton)
Pictured: 'I thought you were collecting us in a sedan.' Mel (Marc Maron, centre) expresses scepticism on behalf of Nat (Jon Bass),……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 2. System Crasher (Director: Nora Fingscheidt)
Pictured: Benni (Helene Zengel) in the doctor's chair at the opening of 'System Crasher', a German film written and directed by Nora……
52 Films by Women Vol 5. 1. Clemency (Director: Chinonye Chukwu)
Pictured: Prison warden Bernadine Williams (Alfre Woodard) oversees the execution of an inmate in the prison drama, Clemency, written……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 54. Hustlers (Director: Lorene Scafaria)
Pictured: Not exactly furry vengeance. Ramona (Jennifer Lopez) keeps Destiny (Constance Wu) from getting cold in 'Hustlers', a fact-inspired……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 53. Good Posture (Director: Dolly Wells)
Pictured: Lillian (Grace Van Patten) in a contemplative mood in the Brooklyn-set comedy 'Good Posture', written and directed by Dolly……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 52. Tomorrow (Director: Martha Pinson)
Pictured: Tesla (Sebastian Street) after a heavy night at the start of 'Tomorrow', a British drama directed by Martha Pinson. Still……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 51. Harriet (Director: Kasi Lemmons)
Pictured: Cynthia Erivo as Araminta 'Minty' Ross Tubman aka Harriet Tubman in the pre-Civil War drama, 'Harriet', directed……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 50. The Sun is Also a Star (Director: Ry Russo-Young)
Pictured: Wannabe data scientist Natasha Kingsley (Yara Shahidi) answers important questions about love on the eve of her deportation……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 49. La Camarista (The Chambermaid) (Director: Lila Avilés)
Pictured: Miriam (Teresa Sánchez) befriends young single mother Evelia (Gabriela Cartol) - seen here with an apple……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 48. Only You (Director: Harry Wootliff)
Pictured: 'Nice record collection.' Jake (Josh O'Connor) gets close to Elena (Laia Costa) in the Glasgow-set relationship drama, 'Only……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 47. Animals (Director: Sophie Hyde)
Pictured: Tyler (Alia Shawkat) and Laura (Holliday Grainger) stare wistfully at the ceiling in 'Animals', a comedy-drama of friendship,……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 46. Blinded By The Light (Director: Gurinder Chadha)
Pictured: Javed (Viviek Kalra) develops his man-crush on Bruce Springsteen in 'Blinded By The Light', a coming of age drama set in……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 45. Justine (Director: Stephanie Turner)
Pictured: Eating for two. Justine (Daisy Prescott) and her imaginary friend enjoy an ice cream in the drama 'Justine', written, directed……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 44. A Girl from Mogadishu (Director: Mary McGuckian)
Pictured: Ifrah Ahmed (Aja Naomi King) in 'A Girl from Mogadishu', Irish writer-director Mary McGuckian's fact-based retelling……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 42. Endzeit (Ever After) (Director: Carolina Hellsgård)
Pictured: Eva (Maja Lehrer) takes care of the employment hiring and firing decisions in the German-language zombie apocalypse……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 41. Aren’t You Happy? (Das Melancholische Mädchen) (Director: Susanne Heinrich)
Pictured: The Melancholy Girl (Marie Rathscheck) makes a stand for her right not to necessitate the happiness of men in 'Aren't……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 40. A Vigilante (Director: Sarah Daggar-Nickson)
Pictured: Sadie (Olivia Wilde) is about to make demands of abusive husband number one in the film 'A Vigilante', written and directed……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 39. Late Night (Director: Nisha Ganatra)
Pictured: Molly (Mindy Kaling) answers questions about being a 'diversity hire' in front of her new boss, talk show host Katherine……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 38. The Nightingale (Director: Jennifer Kent)
Pictured: 'I wish, I wish - I wish I had my letter of recommendation!' Clare (Aisling Franciosi) performs in a typically tense scene……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 37. Strange Colours (Director: Alena Lodkina)
Pictured: Milena (Kate Cheel) looks for the perfect rock to skim in the Australian family drama, 'Strange Colours', co-written and……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 36. Port Authority (Director: Danielle Lessovitz)
Pictured: Wye (Leyna Bloom) and Paul (Fionn Whitehead) get some floor time in the New York City set 'Port Authority', written and……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 35. Where Hands Touch (Director: Amma Asante)
Pictured: Lutz (George Mackay) and Leyna (Amandla Stenberg) share a moment in the World War Two bi-racial romance, 'Where Hands……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 34. Breakthrough (Director: Roxann Dawson)
Pictured: The Smith family, Brian (Josh Lucas), Joyce (Chrissy Metz) and adopted son John (Marcel Ruiz) in the faith-based drama,……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 33. Booksmart (Director: Olivia Wilde)
Pictured: Healthy eating isn't everything. Amy (Kaitlyn Dever) and Molly (Beanie Feldstein) do lunch in the High School end-of-term……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 32. Rafiki (Director: Wanuri Kahiu)
Pictured: Kena (Samantha Mugatsia) and Ziki (Sheila Munyiva) pay only partial attention to the pastor in 'Rafiki' (friend), a Nairobi-set……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 31. A Dog’s Journey (Director: Gail Mancuso)
Pictured: Tickles and tiaras. A prefiguring of dog Bailey's gender swap in the canine reincarnation family caper, 'A Dog's Journey'.……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 30. High Life (Director: Claire Denis)
Pictured: Monte (Robert Pattinson) is space-suited and booted in the retro-science fiction film, 'High Life', directed by Claire Denis……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 28. ¿Que te juegas? (Get Her ... If You Can) (Director: Inés de León)
Pictured: Roberto (Javier Rey) schools stand-up comedian Isabel (Leticia Dolera) in the art of seduction in the comedy, 'Get Her...……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 27. Holy Lands (Director: Amanda Sthers)
Pictured: Rabbi Moshe Cattan (Tom Hollander) and pig farmer Harry Rosenmerck (James Caan) discuss green tea in 'Holy Lands', writer-director……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 26. Little (Director: Tina Gordon)
Pictured: 38 going on 13 year old Jordan Sanders (Marsai Martin) goes back to school in the comedy 'Little', directed by Tina Gordon……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 25. Out of Blue (Director: Carol Morley)
Pictured: Has she remembered the cat food? Detective Mike Hoolihan (Patricia Clarkson) is overcome with concern in the film 'Out of……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 24. Yuli – The Carlos Acosta Story (Director: Icíar Bollaín)
Pictured: Young Yuli (Edilson Manuel Olbera Núñez) demonstrates his street dancing skills at a ballet audition in the……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 23. The Kindergarten Teacher (Director: Sara Colangelo)
Pictured: Lisa (Maggie Gyllenhaal) marvels at the poetic gifts of Jimmy (Parker Sevak) in writer-director Sara Colangelo's 'The Kindergarten……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 22. The Crossing (Director: Bai Xue)
Pictured: Sister Hua (Kong May Yee Elena) offers Peipei (Huang Yao) a gun in Bai Xue's directorial debut, 'The Crossing' set in Shenzhen……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 21. Miss Bala (Director: Catherine Hardwicke)
Pictured: Gloria (Gina Rodriguez) models a red dress and a machine gun for the 'Miss Baja California' beauty pageant in the thriller,……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 20. The Fight (Director: Jessica Hynes)
Pictured: The UK film poster for 'The Fight', written, directed and starring Jessica Hynes as a mother who steps into the ring (eventually)……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 19. Acceptable Damage (Director: Lavinia Simina)
Pictured: Lucy (Fiona Whitelaw) shares a quiet moment with Katy (Elinor Machen-Fortune) in the independently produced British drama,……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 18. What They Had (Director: Elizabeth Chomko)
Pictured (from left to right): Nick (Michael Shannon), Emma (Taissa Farmiga), Bridget (Hilary Swank), Ruth (Blythe Danner) and Burt……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 17. The Souvenir (Director: Joanna Hogg)
Pictured (from left to right): Julie's mother (Tilda Swinton) pops in on Anthony (Tom Burke) and 'trainee Rotarian' Julie (Honor Swinton-Byrne)……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 16. Dreissig (Director: Simona Kostova)
Pictured: The morning after. A group of friends consider breakfast in the 24 hour party pooper Berlin-set drama, 'Dreissig' (Thirty)……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 15. Mary, Queen of Scots (Director: Josie Rourke)
Pictured: Mary Stuart (Saoirse Ronan) in blue rides off to deal with some troublemakers in 'Mary, Queen of Scots', a drama about her……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 14. Destroyer (Director: Karyn Kusama)
Pictured: Sitting out make up, Los Angeles Police Detective Erin Bell (Nicole Kidman) in the drama, 'Destroyer', directed by Karyn……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 13. The Proposal (Director: Jill Magid)
d Pictured: Director Jill Magid communing with the spirit of the late Mexican architect Luis Barragán (1902-88) in her……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 12. Can You Ever Forgive Me? (Director: Marielle Heller)
Pictured: Jack Hock (Richard E. Grant) inspects literary letters in the forgery caper, 'Can You Ever Forgive Me?' starring Melissa……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 11. Nancy (Director: Christina Choe)
Pictured: Nancy (Andrea Riseborough) imagines herself as missing Brooke Lynch in 'Nancy', an American film written and directed by……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 10. Un Amour Impossible (Director: Catherine Corsini)
Pictured: Pierre (Niels Schneider) refuses to embrace fatherhood in the 'autofiction' inspired film, 'Un Amour Impossible', an adaptation……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 9. Zabawa Zabawa (Playing Hard) (Director: Kinga Dębska)
Pictured: Magda (Maria Dębska) contemplates a glass half-full philosophy in the Polish film 'Zabawa Zabawa', directed by Kinga……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 8. Budapest Noir (Director: Eva Gardos)
Pictured: Intrepid reporter Gordon Zsigmond (Krisztián Kolovratnik) investigates 'murder on Nagygiofa Street' in the 1936-set……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 7. Bird Box (Director: Susanne Bier)
Pictured: Tom (Trevante Rhodes), Malorie (Sandra Bullock), Boy (Julian Edwards) and Girl (Vivien Lyra Blair) expect the worst in 'Bird……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 6. All Good (Alles ist Gut) (Director: Eva Trobisch)
Pictured: Janne (Aenne Schwarz) in writer-director Eva Trobisch's accomplished debut feature, Alles ist Gut. (All Good). Still……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 5. Touch Me Not (Director: Adina Pintilie)
Pictured: 'Therapist' Hanna Hoffman offers Laura (Laura Benson) some intimacy tips in 'Touch Me Not', an investigation into intimacy……
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52 Films by Women Vol 4. 4. Mug (Twarz) (Director: Malgorzata Szumowska)
Pictured: Jacek Kalisztan (Mateusz Kościukiewicz) before losing face in 'Mug', a Polish allegory co-written and directed……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 3. Night Comes On (Director: Jordana Spiro)
Pictured: Tattooed Angel (Dominique Fishback) watches her sister sleep in 'Night Comes On', a revenge drama co-written and……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 2. Nativity Rocks! (Director: Debbie Isitt)
Pictured: The UK release poster for 'Nativity Rocks', the fourth film in a series conceived, cultivated and directed by Debbie……
52 Films by Women Vol 4. 1. Twin Flower (Fiore Gemello) (Director: Laura Luchetti)
Pictured: Basim (Kalill Kone) and Anna (Anastasyia Bogach) begin a beautiful friendship in 'Twin Flower' (Fiore Gemello) a Italian……
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52 Films by Women Vol 3. 51. Float Like A Butterfly (Director: Carmel Winters)
Pictured: Frances (Hazel Doupe) takes on a hay bale in 'Float Like A Butterfly' a film set among an Irish traveller community written……
52 Films by Women Vol 3. 50. I Do … Until I Don’t (Director: Lake Bell)
Pictured: Egon (Chace Crawford) gets close to Fanny (Amber Heard) watched by life partner Zander (Wyatt Zenac) in the ensemble……
52 Films by Women Vol 3. 49. Home (Director: Fien Troch)
Pictured: Sonja (Karlijn Sileghem) shares a kitchen moment with her nephew Kevin (Sebastian Van Dun) in 'Home', a Belgian drama co-written……
52 Films by Women Vol 3. 48. I Think We’re Alone Now (Director: Reed Morano)
Pictured: Del (Peter Dinklage) leaves behind a trail of white crosses in 'I Think We're Alone Now', a science fiction film directed……
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52 Films by Women Vol 3. 41. Crystal Swan (Director: Darya Zhuk)
Pictured: Evelyna (Alina Nasibullina) dreams of house music in Chicago and not dancing amongst statues in the Belarusian comedy, 'Crystal……
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52 Films by Women Vol 3. 22. Kissing Candice (Director: Aoife McArdle)
Pictured: Candice (Ann Skelly) and Jacob (Ryan Lincoln) contemplate mouth-to-mouth resuscitation in 'Kissing Candice', a film from……
52 Films by Women Vol 3. 21. LOMO – The Language of Many Others (Director: Julia Langhof)
Pictured: No slouch in the blogging department, Karl (Jonas Dassler, centre) is called to (IT) account in 'LOMO - The Language of……
52 Films by Women Vol 3. 19. You Were Never Really Here (Director: Lynne Ramsay)
Pictured: Joe (Joaquin Phoenix) gives 13 year old Nina (Ekaterina Samsonov) a piggy back ride to freedom in 'You Were Never……
52 Films by Women Vol 3. 18. Aurore (I Got Life) (Director: Blandine Lenoir)
Pictured: Aurore (Agnès Jaoui) enjoys a moment of 'me time' in 'Aurore', co-written and directed by Blandine Lenoir. Still……
52 Films by Women Vol 3. 17. The Heart (Hjãrtet) (Director: Fanni Metelius)
Pictured 'He loves me, he loves me maybe.' Mika (Fanni Metelius) and Tesfay (Ahmed Berhan) in 'The Heart' (Hjãrtet), written,……
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52 Films by Women Vol 3. 15. Lemonade (Director: Ioana Uricaru)
Pictured: Mara (Malina Manovici) contemplates 'that time in band camp' in the very un-American Pie like 'Lemonade', co-written and……
52 Films by Women Vol 3. 14. Life Guidance (Director: Ruth Mader)
Pictured: Alexander (Fritz Karl) turns his back on conformity in 'Life Guidance', an alternate-reality drama by Austrian co-writer-director……
52 Films by Women Vol 3. 5. In Between (Bar Bahar) (Director: Maysaloun Hamoud)
Pictured (left to right): Lawyer Leila (Mouna Hawa) helps student Noor (Shaden Kanboura) plan a means to avenge an act of violence……
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