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There are no movies directed by or written by women opening in the UK this week. And there’s only one about a woman… though the representation of its female protagonist is superb and insightful.
Amy Schumer takes a knock on the head, Catherine Keener fights to save her home, and not much more…
Helen Mirren, Angourie Rice, Lily James, Juliette Binoche, Shirley Henderson, Maxine Peake, and Bel Powley headline in an unusually rich week for movies about women…
Sophie Fiennes profiles Grace Jones, Chloé Zhao tells a cowboy’s tale, and more…
Lucy Hale plays a deadly game against a demon, Naomie Harris genetically engineers monsters, and more…
Kay Cannon and Lynne Ramsay direct two very different movies about adults trying to protect children, and more…
Emily Blunt and Millicent Simmonds versus real monsters, Madison Wolfe versus (possibly) invented monsters, Maggie Grace versus armed robbers, and more…
Taraji P. Henson gets mad, Andie MacDowell gets sad, Edie Falco gets activist, Toni Collette does a science, and more…
Leslie Mann and Kathryn Newton are mother and daughter, Sanam Saeed and Aamina Sheikh are sisters, and more…
Teenaged girls dying, teenaged girls fighting monsters…
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