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2024 Films, Coming of Age, Directing, Film Festivals, Indie Films, International Films, Letterboxd

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An Aliveness Behind the Eyes: Shuchi Talati and Preeti Panigrahi on “Girls Will Be Girls”

by Matt Fagerholm

February 21, 2025

I have always had a fondness for coming of age films that vividly recall how intense our emotions are during pivotal moments of growth and transition. In many ways, we

Kamala for president, Letterboxd, Profile

16 min read

Look back: Elevating 25 films showing why we fight for gender equality

by cinemafemme

September 2, 2024

Labor Day for me has always symbolized the importance of elevating the fight for gender equality in the work place, and also behind the camera. Here is a list of

Letterboxd, Profile

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Cinema Femme’s 225 Essential Films to see directed by women and non-binary people: Part Three (1970 – 2022) “The Anti-Hero”

by cinemafemme

November 17, 2022

The list has been generated by Cinema Femme contributors, and the titles are listed chronologically on our Letterboxd HQ account. All of these films are directed by women and non-binary

Letterboxd, Profile

4 min read

Cinema Femme’s 225 Essential Films to see directed by women and non-binary people: Part Two (1982 – 2004) The emergence and discovery of indie gems during the pandemic

by cinemafemme

November 3, 2022

The list has been generated by Cinema Femme contributors, and the titles are listed chronologically on our Letterboxd HQ account. Here we highlight some of these films, breaking them down

Letterboxd, Profile

4 min read

Cinema Femme’s 225 Essential Films to see directed by women and non-binary people: Part One (1906 – 1972) “The Silent Era”, “The Experimental”, and “The Early Auteurs (Agnès Varda, Ida Lupino, and Elaine May)”

by cinemafemme

October 26, 2022

The list has been generated by Cinema Femme contributors, and the titles are listed chronologically on our Letterboxd HQ account, here we highlight some of these films breaking them down

Film Festivals, Letterboxd, reviews, Sundance, Tribeca

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Letterboxd voices: Highlighting 2022 Film Festival gems directed by women and non-binary people

by cinemafemme

July 22, 2022

We pulled some films from this year’s festivals that we feel are among 2022’s cinematic gems. These are the ones that could have been easily missed, but found by many

Letterboxd, reviews

2 min read

Letterboxd review: “The Hitch-Hiker” (1953) directed by Ida Lupino, reviewed by Emmy-winning editor Kate Hackett

by cinemafemme

June 7, 2022

Cinema Femme will be featuring our Letterboxd reviews as a series on our website. We started as a magazine focused on film criticism, we are now using Letterboxd as our

2022 Films, Indigenous in Film, Letterboxd, Profile

5 min read

Top ten films directed by women to watch for in 2022!

by cinemafemme

May 13, 2022

We are taking a beat after our short film fest to share the 2022 female directed films we cannot wait to see. All of these films will either be premiering

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