Duplass Brothers

Coming of Age, Interviews, Sundance, Sundance 40

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Sundance 40: Mel Eslyn’s coming-of-age debut series “Penelope” will have you yearning for simpler times

by Dawn Borchardt

February 17, 2024

Have you ever stood on a bridge and been tempted to throw your phone down into the water? Or chuck it right out the car window, letting it smash into

Film Festivals, Indie Films, Indigenous in Film, Interviews, producer

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A Conversation with “7 Days” producer Liz Cardenas

by Rebecca Martin

August 15, 2022

May 1, 2022 The Q&A took place for the 4th edition of Cinema Femme Short Film Festival as part of our Tribute Event series. Cinema Femme Festival Director Rebecca Martin

2022 Awards, indigenous filmmaker, Indigenous in Film, Profile

13 min read

The 50 best films of 2021: Part 2 (25 – 1)

by Rebecca Martin

December 19, 2021

This is Part 2 of our top 50 films of 2021. Here we showcase the top 25. To read more about what motivated our list and part 1, see link.

Black History, Film Festivals, Juneteenth, Tribeca

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For Juneteenth, we celebrate and elevate “As Of Yet,” directed by Chanel James and Taylor Garron

by Rebecca Martin

June 19, 2021

For Juneteenth today, we will be celebrating the Tribeca film “As Of Yet” directed by Chanel James and Taylor Garron. Juneteenth has now become a national federal holiday, which would

Film Festivals, Interviews, Profile, Tribeca

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Geraldine Viswanathan truthfully portrays loneliness during the pandemic with her role in the Duplass Brothers’ “7 Days”

by cinemafemme

June 14, 2021

Cinema Femme attended a press conference with the team behind “7 Days” which premiered at the Tribeca Festival on Thursday, June 10th. We asked some questions, and we’d like to

All-Star, Interviews, Lynn Shelton, Womxn supporting Womxn

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“We were both big voices in the room for each other”: Megan Griffiths on Lynn Shelton and the “Of a Certain Age” Grant

by Rebecca Martin

August 25, 2020

Recipient of 2020 “Of a Certain Age” grant announced. It started on the set of “We Go Way Back” in 2006. Lynn Shelton was directing her first feature at the

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